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    Shea Langeliers hits three-run double in rout

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    Shea Langeliers hit a three-run double to help the Athletics to a blowout win over the Nationals on Saturday.

    Langeliers unclogged the bases with his double, and extended the A’s lead to 14-0 in the seventh. He also drew a pair of walks, and the three-reach game has the power-hitting backstop hitting .258/.327/.490 with an even 50 RBI on the year.
    - Christopher Crawford
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