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Cal Raleigh blasted his historic 54th home run of the Major League Baseball season on Sunday, setting two marks in the first inning against the visiting Los Angeles Angels.

The Pittsburgh Pirates legend, and an even more prominent humanitarian, gets his due in this documentary described as a human story with baseball as a backdrop.