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How Extra Late-Night Work Led To Brice Turang's Game-Changing, Slump-Busting Home Run
MILWAUKEE — Brice Turang doesn’t always stay late at the field to hit. Some years, he said he doesn’t do it all.
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Two nights before the National League Championship Series, Brewers second baseman Brice Turang stayed late at the field, a decision he said was necessary. Turang, who finished the season as one of MLB’s most valuable position players, hit 21 home runs and led Milwaukee in hits, runs scored and RBIs. The extra work culminated in a game‑changing, slump‑busting home run that helped the Brewers heading into the postseason.
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