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Lee Jung-hoo gets back to work

South Korean baseball player Lee Jung-hoo had a productive game for the San Francisco Giants, contributing two hits and three RBIs in a 16-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Batting fifth and playing right field, Lee initially looked out of luck after hitting a fly ball that was misplayed by the Brewers' Garrett Mitchell, leading to an error. He later contributed to a three-run homer by Daniel Susac, which gave the Giants an early lead. Lee added a two-run double in the sixth inning and finished with an RBI single in the seventh, raising his season batting average to .302. Susac also hit two home runs, helping the Giants secure the win.

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Lee Jung-hoo gets back to work

South Korean baseball player Lee Jung-hoo had a productive game for the San Francisco Giants, contributing two hits and three RBIs in a 16-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Batting fifth and playing right field, Lee initially looked out of luck after hitting a fly ball that was misplayed by the Brewers' Garrett Mitchell, leading to an error. He later contributed to a three-run homer by Daniel Susac, which gave the Giants an early lead. Lee added a two-run double in the sixth inning and finished with an RBI single in the seventh, raising his season batting average to .302. Susac also hit two home runs, helping the Giants secure the win.

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