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Red Sox Predicted to Give Former 36-HR Slugger Fresh Start in Free Agency

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A former 36-home-run slugger could be getting a fresh start with the Boston Red Sox after a disastrous end to his 2026 season.Taylor Ward entered last season as an established power hitter, but the veteran outfielder struggled through a dramatic decline…

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