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Manzardo has tiebreaking hr, kwan adds 2 rbis as guardians beat white sox 6-2
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Dodgers prospect De Paula hits 3-run homer to lift NL to 4-2 win in All-Star Futures Game
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Jackie Young Scores Final 10 Points For Aces In 104-102 Win Over Valkyries
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