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Cubs dominate as other teams struggle to deal with the coronavirus
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Wednesday, 12 August 2020 23:58
The Chicago Cubs don't want to think about it as taking advantage of another team's situation, but the evidence keeps mounting: While opponents struggle to deal with coronavirus-related issues, the first-place team in the NL Central standings continues to be a model for the league off the field while dominating the competition on it. The Cubs' 12-3 record is the…
Mattingly: Marlins sidelined by virus feeling great
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Wednesday, 12 August 2020 16:24
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The Miami Marlins sidelined by a coronavirus outbreak are all asymptomatic, and some have applied for reinstatement, manager Don Mattingly said Wednesday.The Marlins placed 17 players on the injured list last week following an outbreak in Philadelphia that forced seven games to be postponed. The infected players returned to Miami to be quarantined and will likely need…
Yankees' Judge ruled out with lower-body injury
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Wednesday, 12 August 2020 16:24
NEW YORK -- Yankees star Aaron Judge was out of the lineup Wednesday night because of tightness in his lower body and it was uncertain whether the oft-injured slugger would return for the start of a weekend series against Boston."I hope so but that's, in a lot of ways, a long way from now, so let's just kind of get…
Sources: Dodgers' Kelly has suspension reduced
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Wednesday, 12 August 2020 16:24
Los Angeles Dodgers hard-throwing reliever Joe Kelly has had his eight-game suspension for throwing at Houston Astros players reduced to five on appeal, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan and Kiley McDaniel.Kelly initially was handed an eight-game punishment by MLB after his erratic pitches and demonstrative taunts sparked a benches-clearing situation at Minute Maid Park in Houston last month. The game…
Closer Kela to rejoin hurting Pirates on Thursday
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Wednesday, 12 August 2020 15:12
PITTSBURGH -- A surprising positive coronavirus test when he arrived at summer camp forced Pittsburgh Pirates closer Keone Kela to get creative to find ways to say in shape. Really creative.With PNC Park off limits while he followed Major League Baseball's health protocols, Kela started riding around the city with a stash of balls, a net and time to kill.…
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