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    Tyler Stephenson homers twice in victory

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    Tyler Stephenson homered twice in a win over the Rockies on Sunday while driving in three runs.

    Stephenson, Sal Stewart and Brandon Lowe all drove in three runs in this game for the Red Leggings. Amazingly, Stephenson had the second most homers in this game, as Hunter Goodman went deep thrice for the Rockies. Stephenson also added a double and his team won, so that’s a nice consolation prize for the 29-year-old. He’s homered eight times in 2026 with a slash of .247/.325/.395 slash and 27 RBI.
    - Christopher Crawford
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