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Nolan Arenado Enters MLB Record Books, Becomes Sixth Person Ever on Elite List
During the Diamondbacks' game on Monday against the Athletics, Arenado got his 2000th career hit. The 8-time All-Star became only the 6th player in history with 2000+ hits, 350+ home runs, and 10+ Gold Gloves. He joined Ken Griffey Jr., Willie Mays, Mike Schmidt, Johnny Bench, and Al Kline on the list. He's the 6th active player with 2,000 hits.
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Turner homered twice, and Bryce Harper, Brandon Marsh, and Derek Hill also went deep as Philadelphia took the series opener. Turner brought up his 200th career homer, while Harper hit his 200th for the Phillies (56-45). Mookie Betts homered twice for the Dodgers, who fell to 63-38 and surrendered the best MLB record to the Brewers.
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