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Siri flashes typical power, but has bigger goals in '24

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Tampa Bay Rays' Jose Siri hits first homer of the spring in 6-5 loss to Braves. Siri's power was on display quite often last season, going deep 25 times in 101 games. He struck out in 35.7% of his plate appearances, walked in only 5.5% of them.

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Siri flashes typical power, but has bigger goals in '24

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- Last season, Jose Siri showed what kind of power he has. He offered a quick reminder four innings into the Rays’ first Spring Training game on Saturday afternoon. Siri smashed Tampa Bay’s first homer of the spring out to right-center field off Daysbel Hernández in the

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