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Why MLB's 2026 qualifying offers could be the last ones ever

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

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Jake Bauers, David Bednar and six others have until Nov. 17 to decide on $23.15 million qualifying offers, and the system may not survive the lockout.

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