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Nolasco ends Marlins’ complete game draught with two hit shutout 
Marlins Today | by Alex Carver | Thu, Aug 21
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For Ricky Nolasco, the third time was the charm. After coming within an out of doing it twice this year, the 25-year-old finally got a 301 pound monkey off the Marlins’ backs on Tuesday night in San Francisco, tossing the first complete game in franchise history since September 16, 2006, 30...
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