One ‘dogs–t’ play could end up deciding who wins AL Central
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The White Sox left fielder misplayed a fly ball at the worst moment on Tuesday night, aiding Brayan Rocchio’s walk-off double in a 7-6 Guardians win as the two rivals fight for the AL Central title.
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What happened
The White Sox left fielder misplayed a fly ball at the worst moment on Tuesday night, aiding Brayan Rocchio’s walk-off double in a 7-6 Guardians win as the two rivals fight for the AL Central title.
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