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Inside the Numbers Behind the Giants’ Improbable Comeback Win From 9–1 Deficit

Bryce Eldridge’s ultimate grand slam capped off one of the wildest comeback wins in MLB history.

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Inside the Numbers Behind the Giants’ Improbable Comeback Win From 9–1 Deficit

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Giants, rookie Bryce Eldridge enjoy a storybook comeback for the ages

Giants Rookie Bryce Eldridge Building a Legacy One Brick at a Time

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