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Kevin Frandsen's probably going to get a look in an expanded role at some point. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)

The Phillies made a good impression in the first game back from the All-Star break. The Phillies jumped on the Mets for seven runs in the third-inning to be their rivals 13-8.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Infielder Kevin Frandsen has refused his minor league assignment, and has decided to become a free agent, the Phillies announced Tuesday.

Frandsen, 31 years old, is primarily a first and third baseman, and appeared in 119 games for the Phillies in 2013. He hit .234 with five home runs and an OPS of .637, and signed a one-year contract prior to the season with the team.