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Fox News |
Graterol is on the injured list and has not played this season, so perhaps that was his reasoning.
Los Angeles Daily News |
“I think we all felt really good about it,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said after Monday’s event at the White House.
NJ.com |
Graterol cleverly captioned a photo of himself holding his daughter in front of their “brown” home on his Instagram Story while the Dodgers toured 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

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