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Yahoo Sports reports that Corbin Carroll delivered a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth, turning a three-run deficit into an 8-7 Arizona Diamondbacks victory over the Miami Marlins. The shot, Carroll's 21st of the season, came off reliever Jack Ralston with one out and kept the D-backs within reach of the National League playoff picture. Late-inning heroics carry their own kind of gravity, the kind that makes a Monday night game feel like something larger than the box score.
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