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On the way to one record, our Devil Rays broke another Saturday night ? their fourth-straight win and 65th of the year was also their 42nd home win of the season. That number leads the Majors and breaks the old franchise record. More importantly, our Devil Rays finally started hitting like their capable [...]
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