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Slugger Cal Raleigh extends homer streak to 4 at-bats and ties Mariners' record
Seattle slugger Cal Raleigh homered in his first at-bat against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night and tied a Mariners’ record with homers in four consecutive at-bats
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What happenedSEATTLE (AP) — Seattle slugger Cal Raleigh homered in his first at-bat against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night and tied a Mariners' record with homers in four consecutive at-bats.
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Left / center-leftSlugger Cal Raleigh extends homer streak to 4 at-bats and ties Mariners' record
Philadelphia Inquirer · Center-left · News report
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Slugger Cal Raleigh extends homer streak to 4 at-bats and ties Mariners' record
Seattle slugger Cal Raleigh homered in his first at-bat against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night and tied a Mariners’ record with homers in four consecutive at-bats
Slugger Cal Raleigh extends homer streak to 4 at-bats and ties Mariners' record
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle slugger Cal Raleigh homered in his first at-bat against the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night and tied a Mariners' record with homers in four consecutive at-bats.