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Rays’ Asdrubal Cabrera makes Indians miss him

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Steven Souza liked his homecoming. Evidently, Asdrubal Cabrerea liked his, too.

In his first at-bat against this old Cleveland Indians team, Cabrera hit a home run into the stands to highight a 4-1 victory for the Tampa Bay Rays.

Nathan Karns (5-3) got the win for the Rays, who are now nine games above .500 and in first place in the AL East.

For the Rays, Erasno Ramirez (6-2) pitches in tonight’s game.

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