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Royals decline closer’s option, exercises ex-Dodgers pitcher’s contract
The Kansas City Royals addressed two pitching contracts Thursday, determining the futures of former Los Angeles Dodgers starter Tony Gonsolin and closer Carlos Estevez. Both right-handers entered the offseason with club options after injuries limited their contributions during the 2026 campaign. The decisions involve different financial […] The post Royals decline closer’s option, exercises ex-Dodgers pitcher’s contract appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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