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Getty Images Minnesota Twins right-hander Aaron Sanchez was involved in an unusual sequence during Tuesday’s game against the Houston Astros that resulted in him being removed prematurely because of Major League Baseball’s rules on mound visits. The scene went down to begin the bottom of the fifth inning. Sanchez threw an inside pitch that struck […]

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