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Yesterday, Salt River took a 7-1 lead after a six-run 2nd and then it became a battle of who could pitch worse, which the Desert Dogs “won” by giving up 13 to lose to the Rafters, 13-9. Teo Banks was…

Washington Nationals prospects Teo Banks and Nolan Hughes featured in Arizona Fall League action as the Salt River Rafters defeated the Desert Dogs 13-9. Banks went 2-for-4 with a walk and two runs scored, while Hughes allowed four earned runs across two innings of relief work.
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