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Rangers’ Joc Pederson enters free agency after 26-home run season
Joc Pederson is reportedly set to enter MLB free agency. According to Jesse Rogers of ESPN, the veteran slugger declined his part of his mutual contract option with the Texas Rangers. Pederson, 34, is a two-time All-Star. Although he wasn’t an All-Star in 2026 with Texas, he quietly had a productive season. Pederson dealt with some injury trouble […] The post Rangers’ Joc Pederson enters free agency after 26-home run season appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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