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MLB Teams Eye Free-Agent Reunions With Arraez, Gausman

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MLB Teams Eye Free-Agent Reunions With Arraez, Gausman

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Several MLB teams are weighing reunions with former players as they prepare for the offseason free-agent market. The Cardinals could consider pitchers Dustin May, Jack Flaherty and Steven Matz to add veteran depth, while Minnesota may be intrigued by Luis Arraez and Ty France despite questions about roster fit. San Francisco could pursue former Giant Kevin Gausman to bolster a thin rotation, and Arraez is also a possible reunion candidate after another season on the move.

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