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" The Miami Marlins lost 24-year-old Jose Fernandez in a boating accident this past weekend. But, after canceling Sunday&amp;#039;s game, the show must go on. They went ahead with their matchup with the New York Mets tonight, and they honored a fallen brother as best any baseball club could: Dee Gordon, their second baseman and lead-off man, homered to lead off the game for them:      #Marlins No better way to honor Jos\u00E9 @FlashGJr HR on first at bat #RIPJoseFernandez https://t.co/3UWItV4edh \u2014 Audible Sports (@AudibleSports) September 26, 2016    By all accounts, it as an emotional moment. Gordon himself seemed to be overcome as he crossed the plate:      #Marlins 2B Dee Gordon overwhelmed with emotion crossing home plate. 1st HR of the year! #RIPJose https://t.co/RLkbpzqpwH \u2014 Steve Frederick (@SportsGuyTweets) September 26, 2016    Is baseball still magic? It might just be. Update (9/27/16): In a heartbreaking postgame interview, Gordon described hitting this home run as &amp;quot;the greatest moment of [his] life.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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