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MLB roster cleanup has begun. No Dodgers moves yet

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 5h ago

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The Major League Baseball offseason technically began last week, after the Milwaukee Brewers closed out the World Series last Wednesday, and free agency began on Thursday. Nine Dodgers became free agents last week, headlined by Tarik Skubal and four…

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