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Pro Baseball
Cano stays hot as Mariners rally in ninth for win
By STEPHEN HAWKINS
Associated Press
MLB
ARLINGTON,
Texas
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Robinson Cano keeps going
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BMCC third baseman Tate Spivey winds up to throw
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