Rays Decline Mutual Option On Cedric Mullins
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"Rays Decline Mutual Option On Cedric Mullins" is generating significant coverage in the Sports category, with 6 articles from 6 distinct sources tracked by PULSE so far.
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Generated by PULSE's extractive engine from coverage metadata only — no AI-written claims. Updated 13d ago.
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Coverage (17)
- Rays Make No-Brainer Decision With Drew Rasmussen Option Sports Illustrated · 13d ago
- Rays Keep Rasmussen at $20M; Padres Decline Pivetta Option RG.org · 13d ago
- Rays Make Decision on Drew Rasmussen Yahoo Sports · 13d ago
- Rays Keep Rasmussen at $20M; Padres Decline Pivetta Option RG.org · 13d ago
- Drew Rasmussen's Contract Option Exercised By Rays After 2026 World Series Run Bleacher Report · 13d ago
- Rays' Drew Rasmussen: Rays exercise option CBS Sports · 13d ago
- Rays make obvious $20 million Drew Rasmussen decision after World Series Yahoo Sports · 13d ago
- Rays pick up Drew Rasmussen’s option for franchise-record $20M salary Tampa Bay Times · 13d ago
- Rasmussen ($20M club option) returns to Rays for '27 after stellar season, playoff heroics MLB.com · 13d ago
- Rays pick up $20M option on ace pitcher Drew Rasmussen ESPN · 13d ago
- Rays Exercise Club Option On Drew Rasmussen MLB Trade Rumors · 13d ago
- Rays cut ties with former All-Star after World Series loss Yahoo Sports · 14d ago
- Cedric Mullins: Option declined by Rays CBS Sports · 14d ago
- Joc Pederson declines $18.5 million mutual option NBC Sports · 14d ago
- Rays' Nick Martinez Reportedly Declines Contract Option, Will Hit MLB Free Agency After World Series Bleacher Report · 14d ago
- Rays decline Martinez and Mullins' contract options, making them free agents MLB.com · 14d ago
- Rays Decline Mutual Option On Cedric Mullins MLB Trade Rumors · 14d ago
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