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Sports
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08/11/08
After going hitless in his first six at-bats Sunday, Milwaukee's Gabe Kapler was ready to spend a long night at home pondering his poor play. Instead, he gave himself and the Brewers something to remember. Find Us On Facebook
The reserve outfielder homered off the pole in left leading off the 13th inning and the Milwaukee Brewers came back from a late three-run deficit for a 5-4 victory over the Nationals. "Today's game was, overall, not a comfortable game from a personal standpoint," he said. "I didn't feel very good overall." In his first six at-bats, he went 0-for-6, striking out twice, reaching once on an...
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