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Hanley Ramirez extended his RBI streak to 10 games, pinch-hitter Wes Helms beat out a potential double-play ball to put Florida ahead in the eighth inning and the Marlins remained unbeaten against the Washington Nationals this year with a 5-3 Wednesday.
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Via Washington Times
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July 01, 2009
MIAMI | Nobody owns the Washington Nationals on a team level like the Florida Marlins. And nobody owns them on an individual level like Hanley Ramirez. The Nationals have no answer for either, and so they were pretty much doomed to lose Tuesday night's game at Land Shark Stadium one way or another. Never mind that they held a four-run lead in the sixth inning. The deadly combination...
Via CBSSports.com
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July 01, 2009
Hanley Ramirez extended his RBI streak to 10 games, pinch-hitter Wes Helms beat out a potential double-play ball to put Florida ahead in the eighth inning and the Marlins remained unbeaten against the Washington Nationals this year with a 5-3 Wednesday.
Via Miami Herald
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July 01, 2009
Florida shortstop Hanley Ramirez pushed his RBI streak to 10 games Wednesday, hitting a two-run double in the third inning against Washington and extending his team record.
Via Miami Herald
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June 30, 2009
Hanley Ramirez homered and drove in four runs, and the Florida Marlins erased a four-run deficit to beat the Washington Nationals 7-5 Tuesday night in a game that was called in the seventh inning because of rain.
Via Seattle Times
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July 01, 2009
Florida shortstop Hanley Ramirez pushed his RBI streak to 10 games Wednesday, hitting a two-run double in the third inning against Washington and extending his team record.
Via Miami Herald
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July 01, 2009
Even though the Dominican Republic was wiped out by the Netherlands in the World Baseball Classic, the tournament wasn't a total waste for Hanley Ramirez. During the event in March, he sought advice from a few of his Dominican teammates on ways to become a better run-producer.
Via Star Tribune
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June 30, 2009
Via Miami Herald
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July 02, 2009
As Hanley Ramirez correctly pointed out, he wouldn't be driving in runs if it wasn't for Chris Coghlan and Emilio Bonifacio -- the two batters in front of him.
Via Sun Sentinel
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June 30, 2009
Game shortened in 7th as Marlins come back to trip Nationals
Taking the lead in his personal grand slam competition with Cody Ross would have been nice, but Hanley Ramirez gladly accepted an opposite-field single to right.
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