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More Than Half of MLB Teams Have Interest in One Dodgers Free Agent: Report

More than half of MLB teams have reported interest in a free agent reliever who had a 2.66 ERA over six seasons with the Dodgers.

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What happened More than half of MLB teams have reported interest in a free agent reliever who had a 2.66 ERA over six seasons with the Dodgers.
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More Than Half of MLB Teams Have Interest in One Dodgers Free Agent: Report

More than half of MLB teams have reported interest in a free agent reliever who had a 2.66 ERA over six seasons with the Dodgers.

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Nov 12, 12:30 AM: Newsweek joined the source map.

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