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Rob Thomson Explains Why Phillies Didn't Retaliate vs. Braves for Bryce Harper Injury
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson told reporters that his team didn't retaliate against the Atlanta Braves after Spencer Strider hit Bryce Harper with a pitch Tuesday because he didn't believe it was intentional.
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