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Detroit Tigers outfielder Rajai Davis robs David Ross of a home run

By Blair Sheade

In the top of the second inning, Cubs catcher David Ross hit a towering shot to left-center field. The ball had enough distance to be a home run, but Detroit Tigers center fielder Rajai Davis robbed Ross.

What a catch by Rajai Davis #webgem #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/4WoLOBidzx — Mike (@SauceKing_21) June 9, 2015

Davis made the leaping catch over the fence and denied Ross the two-run home run, which saved the Tigers’ 1-0 lead.

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