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“The lift is over—but the view deserves another visit! 🏗️⚾ Jedi Rich and Jedi Joy return to the Las Vegas A’s stadium for Episode 97 after the fifth and final section of the third roof truss was lifted into place. We take a fresh look at the completed third truss, the massive roof framework from…
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