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07-30-2015, 03:55 PM
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Balls are usually pulled from play because they hit dirt. One of my Cano doubles was next hit for another double by Kendrys Morales and then pitched to Seager. It eventually was pitched in the dirt and then removed from play. The ball is then documented by a team rep hired by MLB and is sold in the stadium later in the game.
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