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Has an All-Star ever been released three months later? Mike Williams was a free agent after his disastrous All-Star season (and never pitched in the big leagues again). Mark Redman was allowed to leave via FA. Mike Sharperson spent another year in LA after his All-Star season (although mostly in the minors).
Ken Harvey was released one year after his All-Star season. In that year he played 12 games for the Royals. That was his last season.
I'm guessing this is the first time it's ever happened to a HITTER. It's probably happened to one of those random middle relievers who gets chosen for no reason (Lance Carter etc).
Hooray!
Thanks for checking, Mike. I feel a lot better now.
-- MWE
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