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Luis Arraez wasted no time making himself at home in Philadelphia. The newly acquired second baseman went two for four with two RBIs in his Phillies debut, helping power a five to nothing shutout win on Tuesday. Arraez called it beautiful, and the box score backed him up completely.
Over in Arlington, the Texas Rangers finally exhaled. Ezequiel Duran was the hero, driving in four runs including a walk-off double that bounced into the right field seats, lifting Texas past San Francisco five to four. That snaps a season-worst six-game skid that had knocked the Rangers right out of the AL West lead, and Duran delivered the cure in dramatic fashion.
And in the Bronx, history was made in the best possible way. Yankees top prospect George Lombard Junior stepped into his major league debut with his family watching from the stands at Yankee Stadium, and in just his second at-bat, he took one deep for a home run. Moments like that remind you why baseball still gets you every single time.
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