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The devilish underhanded fastball from Martiza Puig shows how her son Yasiel must have trained to become such a great hitter.
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artieboy
What a nice photo. By the way Rick Monday was lauding the way Puig ran bases last night when he scored from first on Hanley’s double. Overall a great evening :)
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Base running seemed great overall last night. Everyone seemed to get great jumps to advance two bases at least.
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