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Trea catches up with the guys in the booth after he went 4-for-6 with two homers at the plate on Friday night.A triple away from the cycle, Turner happy to help the Phillies offense back on track originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
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Blue Jays win their ninth in a row by defeating host White Sox
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