Mike Minor Reaches 200 Strikeouts After Foul Pop Drop; Rangers Beat Red Sox To Avoid Sweep
First baseman Ronald Guzmán was coming in to make the catch but then heard Minor and catcher Jose Trevino shouting at him to let the ball drop to the ground.
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First baseman Ronald Guzmán was coming in to make the catch but then heard Minor and catcher Jose Trevino shouting at him to let the ball drop to the ground.
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