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Brewers’ Dustin May headed for free agency after winning World Series
The Milwaukee Brewers knew when they acquired Dustin May from the St. Louis Cardinals in a trade during the season that there was a chance he’d end up being a half-season rental. The final year of his contract featured a mutual option for 2027. Sure enough, May has declined the option and will become a free agent, Jon Heyman of the New York Post […] The post Brewers’ Dustin May headed for free agency after winning World Series appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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