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Tampa Bay Rays lose 12th game of season by one run in 1-0 loss to Atlanta Braves on Tuesday
Ronald Acuna Jr. added another feat to his sensational rookie season. Acuna became the youngest player to homer in a 1-0 game since 1935 while lifting the Atlanta Braves over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night. The last player younger than the 20-year-old Acuna to go deep in a 1-0 game was the Chicago Cubs' Phil Cavarretta against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sept. 25, 1935, according to Baseball Reference. Cavarretta was 19 years old at the time. Acuna's third homer was a long one off Blake Snell in the third inning. The rookie adjusted to a low-inside breaking pitch and hit it high into the left-field seats. Acuna, who is batting .320 with six RBIs in his first 12 major league games, has impressed the Braves as much with his eye as with his bat.
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