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David Price struck out 12 Twins — and avoided injury after being hit by a cringe-inducing line drive — to throw a 113-pitch complete game.
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Jury hears shots that killed Little Falls teens
Day 2 of testimony in the Byron Smith trail began with jurors hearing an audio recording that Smith had made of the break-in that left two teenagers dead in the basement of his home.
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