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Dan Meyer does indeed get the closer job in the absence of Matt Lindstrom. Renyel Pinto sets him up and Meyer pitches a perfect ninth as the Marlins defeat the Orioles 5-2. That’s a nice, easy way for Meyer to earn the first save of his career.
Cody Ross starred at the plate with [...]
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June 24, 2009
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June 24, 2009
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June 23, 2009
mnavarro@MiamiHerald.com When Westminster Christian's state championship baseball and softball teams were invited by the Florida Marlins to attend last Saturday night's game against the New York Yankees, parents, players and coaches thought they would meet the most famous alumn in their school's history.
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