MARKETSSTORY 841· JUNE 22, 2026

Phillies' $72 Million Former All-Star Released After Five-Game Tenure With New Club

A former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star who carried a $72 million contract during his four-year run with the club has been released by his latest team after appearing in just five games. The mov

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