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“Oh man,” infielder/outfielder Tommy Edman said. “Oh God,” pitcher Tyler Glasnow said. “That’s a tough one,” third base coach Dino Ebel said.
From The New York Times
Trump acknowledged the deal the Dodgers made. "Mookie Betts, oh is he good," Trump said before shaking the star player’s hand.
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However, the timing and wording of the caption implies so.
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