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Cardinals reportedly eye JoJo Romero reunion

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The St. Louis Cardinals are reportedly interested in re-signing left-handed reliever JoJo Romero, whom they traded to the Milwaukee Brewers at the deadline before he helped Milwaukee win the World Series. Romero had been a dependable high-leverage option in St. Louis, and his strong postseason performance has added to his appeal as he enters free agency. The Cardinals need to strengthen a bullpen that lacks an established setup plan behind closer Riley O’Brien, particularly among left-handed relievers. A reunion would bring back a pitcher familiar with the organization, though the team must weigh the cost and contract length against its broader rebuilding plans.

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Prospects from several organizations had mixed results in the Arizona Fall League All-Star Game: Washington’s Jarlin Susana impressed with two strikeouts in a scoreless inning, while Seattle’s reliever Smith allowed three runs in two-thirds of an inning. San Diego’s Ryan Kemp struck out three and Toronto’s prospect Alan Roden delivered a go-ahead squeeze bunt as the National League won, 7-4; Toronto’s Brandon Bloss also struggled on the mound.

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