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Brewers Set To Lose Starting Pitcher to Free Agency

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

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The World Series champion Brewers will have plenty to do this offseason. Just one day after clinching the first title in franchise history, Milwaukee is already dealing with personnel changes. Dustin May is declining his mutual option, electing to enter…

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