Luis Gil

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Aaron Boone said he decided against calling on the bullpen because Luke Weaver, who was warm, and Gil feature “similar profiles."

“It's tough,” Gil said, “but there's no giving up. That's what it is. You keep battling. You keep fighting, and then you turn it around.”

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