Framber Valdez insists hit-by-pitch wasn’t intentional. Trevor Story counters, ‘We all know what’s what’
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Tigers pitcher Framber Valdez hit Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story with a 94-mph fastball on Tuesday, later claiming it was unintentional despite surrendering back-to-back home runs moments earlier.
Tigers pitcher Framber Valdez hit Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story with a 94-mph fastball on Tuesday, later claiming it was unintentional despite surrendering back-to-back home runs moments earlier.
Tigers pitcher Framber Valdez hit Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story with a 94-mph fastball on Tuesday, later claiming it was unintentional despite surrendering back-to-back home runs moments earlier.
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