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Brewers escape as Padres' potential go-ahead HR hits roof, falls for out

ESPN 4 days 1 mins read

The Brewers eked out a Game 1 win in their NLDS series after the American Family Field roof impeded what the Padres thought was going to be a go-ahead home run in the ninth.

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