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Andy Green says he challenged Carson Benge before his home run today: "I was messing around with him in the middle of the game. I told him, 'it's time to do something.' He hit the home run and stood by me when he was going back out. He said,... show more

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I love the way he challenged his father and for the fact the father underestimated him served him right. He was thought weak by his father and was sent to the world which he conquered and came back home to prove himself🔥🔥🔥

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