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What's at stake over the final weekend of the regular season
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Friday, 27 September 2019 07:23
Our final weekend of baseball's regular season! It has been a fun ride, my friends.Here's a quick look at what to watch for this weekend:FridayGame of the day: Cubs at Cardinals (8 p.m. ET, ESPN2)The Cardinals were 7½ games up on the Brewers on Sept. 5, but Milwaukee is an improbable 18-2 since then to climb just one game back…
Maddon: Don't care if Cubs' lineup irks Brewers
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Thursday, 26 September 2019 17:59
PITTSBURGH -- The Chicago Cubs will have a say in the NL Central race after all -- albeit as spoilers only.The Cubs finish their regular season this weekend in St. Louis, where the first-place Cardinals are holding on to a one-game lead on the surging Milwaukee Brewers.Already eliminated from the postseason this week, Cubs manager Joe Maddon was asked if…
Minor gets 200th K after Rangers let popup drop
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Thursday, 26 September 2019 16:12
Mike Minor's 200th strikeout of the season for the Texas Rangers came with some controversy Thursday.With one out in the ninth inning and Minor a strikeout away from reaching the mark for the first time in his career, the left-hander got the Boston Red Sox's Chris Owings to pop up a 1-2 pitch into foul territory. Minor, catcher Jose Trevino…
Astros' Correa to miss final 4 games to rest back
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Thursday, 26 September 2019 18:41
Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa will sit out the final four games of the regular season to rest his ailing back, but the team is hopeful he will be ready for Game 1 of the American League Division Series next week.Correa saw a doctor in Los Angeles on Thursday and nothing serious was found with his back, manager AJ Hinch…
King Felix gets ovation in likely final start for M's
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Thursday, 26 September 2019 20:58
Felix Hernandez took the mound for his last start of the season on Thursday, and likely his last start for the Seattle Mariners, serenaded by tens of thousands of yellow-shirted fans chanting his name.His teammates stayed in the dugout, so King Felix was alone on the mound, raising his hands, tipping his cap and pumping his fist to the fans…
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