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Found July 16, 2009 on 700 Level: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Ryan Howard Makes History: Fastest Ever to Reach 200 Homers
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies
PLAYERS: Ryan Howard
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On a night when Jamie Moyer once again mastered the Marlins, this time with seven innings of one-hit, shutout ball, and Raul Ibanez got his second half started with not one but two bangs, Ryan Howard stole the show. The Big Guy mashed his 200th career homer, hitting that mark in just his 658th game—the fastest any Major League player has ever reached 200.  Howard is a rare power talent, and Phils fans continue to be treated to a historic performance. 
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