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Coby Mayo's 7th-inning single had an exit velocity of 116.5 mph, per Statcast. It's the highest exit velo on a batted ball by the 24-year-old in his 140-game MLB career. (Orioles couldn't capitalize as they left runners on 2nd and 3rd when Gunnar Henderson struck out.)

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Coby Mayo just crushed his first home run of the season, a 439-foot blast that popped off his bat at a 114.2 mph exit velocity. Both(!) are career highs. In other words, he's never gotten ahold of a ball quite like this one at the MLB level. 🎥: Baltimore Orioles

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