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Umpire explains wild play in 9th in Cards-Cubs
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Monday, 27 September 2021 13:05
CHICAGO -- Umpire Bill Miller provided an explanation Monday for a wild sequence during St. Louis' 4-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs that added another layer of drama to the Cardinals' 16th straight win.A request was made for an explanation after Sunday's game, but a spokesman for the Cubs said it was declined. Miller said there was a miscommunication with…
With AL Central crown in hand, the real challenge begins for Tony La Russa and the White Sox
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Monday, 27 September 2021 08:21
The celebration was subdued after the Chicago White Sox clinched the American League Central Division in Cleveland last Thursday: Just hugs and high-fives in a rainy mist near the mound at Progressive Field, as the team celebrated its first division title since 2008.There were two reasons for the White Sox's reserved nature. This day had seemed inevitable for almost five…
White Sox P Rodon to test sore arm in Wed start
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Monday, 27 September 2021 10:40
Chicago White Sox pitcher Carlos Rodon will take the ball on Wednesday against the Cincinnati Reds in what manager Tony La Russa called an "interesting" and "important" start, as Rodon attempts to shake off arm soreness before the postseason.Rodon threw a bullpen session on Sunday in Cleveland in advance of his last start before the playoffs."He didn't really let it…
Brewers clinch second Central title in four years
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Sunday, 26 September 2021 23:28
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Brewers clinched their second NL Central title in four years, beating the sloppy New York Mets 8-4 Sunday behind Willy Adames's two-run homer and three RBI.Josh Hader pitched a perfect ninth inning, retiring Brandon Nimmo on a game-ending flyout to left fielder Christian Yelich and sending the Brewers running onto the field to celebrate as the…
Cardiac Cardinals rally, increase win streak to 16
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Sunday, 26 September 2021 23:28
CHICAGO -- Paul Goldschmidt and Harrison Bader homered and the St. Louis Cardinals outlasted the Chicago Cubs 4-2 on Sunday, posting their 16th consecutive victory.The streak is the longest in franchise history and has turned the National League wild-card race into a non-story in September. Though the Cardinals haven't clinched the No. 2 spot just yet, they are comfortably ahead…
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