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Marlins' emotional on-field tribute to Jose Fernandez is Monday night's moment to remember

Monday night’s debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is expected to draw Super Bowl numbers, and more than a few news networks have been advertising it like UFC Fight Night.

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So when the Mets and Marlins gathered before Monday night’s game in honor of the Marlins’ fallen superstar Jose Fernandez, 24, who with two other young men was killed in a boating accident, their giant group hug helped put things back into perspective.

The tweet from the Marlins racked up 10,000 likes in the first hour after it was posted.

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