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Marlins Outfielders Collide, Give Braves a Home Run

Marlins Outfielders Collide, Give Braves a Home Run

Marlins Outfielders Collide, Give Braves a Home Run
The Marlins outfielders did something very unusual.
An outfield assist is when an outfielder throws a ball to get a runner out. But in this game, the Marlins did the opposite.
Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a ball to deep left-center field, but it didn't seem to be going over the wall.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. celebrated after hitting a two-run home run against the Marlins.
Marlins left fielder Heriberto Hernández and center fielder Esteury Ruiz didn't talk about who would catch the ball, and they collided.
The two outfielders looked on the ground for the ball, but it had gone over the wall.
Acuña wasn't sure if it was a home run at first, but then he ran around the bases.
Ruiz said the outfielders couldn't hear each other because of the noise in the stadium.
Ruiz and Hernández both said 'I got it,' but they couldn't hear each other.
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Miami Marlins pitcher Janson Junk talked to catcher Brian Navarreto during the game.
Acuña hit two home runs in the game, one with help from the outfielders.
Acuña said the first home run was lucky, and the second one was special.
Braves first baseman Matt Olson said Acuña had a little help from luck.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. ran after hitting a home run against the Marlins.
The Braves won their eighth game in a row, and they are leading their division.
The Braves will play the New York Yankees next, trying to win again.
The Marlins will play the Los Angeles Angels, trying to win after losing.
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Ryan Canfield works for Fox News Digital.