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Sep 19, 2017 The Los Angeles Rams travel north to take on their long-time NFC West rival San Francisco 49ers in this week's Thursday night game. This game should be a good test of two franchises that are in rebuilding modes. However, each team has some injury issues. San Francisco safety Eric Reid injured his knee and won't play against the Rams, and linebacker Reuben Foster is not expected to play because of an ankle injury. Rams tight end Gerald Everett suffered a thigh injury and cornerback Kayvon Webster (shoulder) did not play against Washington. Both teams have first-year head coaches: Sean McVay for the Rams and Kyle Shanahan for the 49ers. The Rams are 1-1 on the season and the 49ers are 0-2. But both teams are improved from 2016 and have shown growth under their new regimes, especially on offense. San Francisco running back Carlos Hyde has been impressive in each of the team's first two games and he will be a focal point against the Rams. Hyde is fourth in the league in rushing with 169 yards. What is more impressive is the fact he is averaging 7. 0 yards a carry. The only issue with the 49ers' ground game is the lack of touchdowns by Hyde. He enters the Thursday night game with no rushing scores. "I've been pleased with Carlos in both games," Shanahan said Monday after having a chance to look at the game film. "He came to compete (Sunday), and it showed. " The Rams' defense was poor against the Redskins in Week 2 and will need to shore up its tackling while matching up against an improving offensive line. San Francisco guard Laken Tomlinson, who spent the preseason with the Lions but was acquired in a trade, started in Week 2 and made a noticeable impact on the interior run game. This week he will be facing one of the best interior defensive linemen in the NFL, Aaron Donald. Donald did not play in Week 1 after a training camp holdout and looked sluggish in Week 2 against the Redskins. He finished with just one tackle and an assist. "I didn't win my one-on-ones," Donald said. "When I have one-on-ones, I usually win those. I was doing too much thinking. I keep trying to say, that's on me so I just have to play better. " The Rams' running game appears markedly better than the team showed in 2016. Running back Todd Gurley, the 2015 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, is ranked eighth in the NFL with 128 yards. Though he is only averaging 3. 7 yards a carry, Gurley had two rushing scores in the first two games and has added value as a pass catcher with eight receptions for 104 yards and another score. The Rams will need Gurley to continue to be that dual-threat player against the 49ers defense. Second-year quarterback Jared Goff has grown as a player under McVay. Though he threw a costly interception late in the game against the Redskins to halt the team's comeback, Goff has been poised in the pocket and has shown confidence in his arm and his receivers. Goff had a breakout game in Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts and was solid in Week 2. Even though the Rams lost to the Redskins, Goff was pleased with the way the team battled to come from behind. He said he was impressed with "our ability to fight back that we now know we have. Knowing that we can go down 13-nothing, we probably could've even gone down 17-nothing and get a chance to fight back. We've got the weapons out there to make plays -- to make big plays and we get ourselves back in the game. I think it's drastically improved. We now know that we're never out of the fight and continue to keep going. As long as we execute and take care of the ball -- good things will happen. " The 49ers' passing attack under quarterback Brian Hoyer has been dreadful. Hoyer passed for a mere 99 yards in Week 2, and the offense has yet to score a touchdown in 2017. While the offense has leaned on the rushing attack, Hoyer has been plagued by missed throws and critical drops. Wide receiver Marquise Goodwin has dropped two potential game-changing plays in back-to-back weeks. If the 49ers expect to win at home on Thursday night, they will need more efficient offense out of Hoyer and the wide receivers.
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Sep 18, 2017 TAMPA, Fla. -- No. 21 South Florida is off to a 3-0 start, and its pursuit of a first-ever conference title begins Thursday night as it hosts Temple. The Bulls have a short week for the second game in a row, having played Illinois on Friday night, when it pulled away to an easy 47-23 victory, with 680 yards of total offense. "They have tremendous athletes across the board -- a big, physical offensive line and a dynamic quarterback who can hurt you with his arm and hurt you with his legs," Temple coach Geoff Collins said Monday. "They're a complete offense. " That quarterback is Quinton Flowers, who threw for four touchdowns and ran for another score against Illinois. The Bulls had three 100-yard rushers in that game, and they'll face a Temple defense that allowed three 100-yard rushers in a 49-16 loss to Notre Dame in its season opener. Temple (2-1) handed USF one of its two losses last season, rushing for 319 yards in a 46-30 win that kept the Bulls from playing for a conference title. Much of the improvement expected in Charlie Strong's first season in Tampa is on the defensive side, where a veteran group is hoping to change its identity. "They've heard a lot about the defense and what they didn't do," Strong said Monday. "Now they're working hard to prove to everyone what they can do. " The Bulls forced three turnovers from Illinois, but it won't be easy against Temple quarterback Logan Marchi, who has yet to throw an interception in three games, passing for 767 yards and five touchdowns. Temple's wins haven't come easy. The Owls saw a 13-0 lead disappear against FCS program Villanova, needing a late field goal to escape with a 16-13 win. They, they stayed close in a 29-21 win against an 0-4 Massachusetts team. USF had struggled before its breakout game Friday, trailing San Jose State 16-0 before waking up for a 42-22 season-opening win; the Bulls also were tied with FCS Stony Brook in the fourth quarter before pulling out a 31-17 victory. The Bulls' three-headed rushing attack includes Flowers, who has rushed for 243 yards to go with his 678 passing yards and eight touchdown passes. At running back, Darius Tice has 256 yards and D'Ernest Johnson has 215, the two of them working together to offset the loss of Marlon Mack, who was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts. Temple's leading rusher has just 177 yards, but that's Ryquell Armstead, who went 210 yards in last year's Temple win against the Bulls. USF's first goal is to play for a conference championship -- something the Bulls have never done in their 20-year history -- but every win also matters as they try to make a case to get into a New Year's Big Six bowl as the highest-ranked team from the Group of Five conferences. USF's overall strength of schedule doesn't figure to be good enough to be worthy of the four-team playoff, even if the Bulls go undefeated. The Bulls had to postpone their game at Connecticut due to Hurricane Irma two weeks ago, and to make that game up, they gave up a nonconference game against Massachusetts as three games were reshuffled to fit the Huskies into their schedule. The priority was making sure every American Athletic Conference team played a full conference schedule so that a true champion was crowned in each division, and Temple is a key challenger to USF for that spot. Strong has pushed his new team through some early adversity, and Thursday is a chance to build on last week's dominating win against Illinois. Flowers showed much of the dual-threat playmaking ability that made him a star last season, dangerous whether he's throwing or running and presenting a real challenge to the Temple defense. He passed for 187 yards and ran for 90 against the Owls last season. USF's remaining schedule has only three games against RPI top 50 teams. Temple is 36th, with Houston (32) and UCF (43) as the other top threats to an undefeated season for the Bulls. That makes Thursday one of the biggest remaining hurdles, plus a potential conference championship game.
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Dodgers try to avoid sweep at Philadelphia 7h ago• 2 min read PHILADELPHIA -- The Los Angeles Dodgers will not be leaving Philadelphia with their fifth straight National League West title.They don't want to take a fifth straight loss with them, either.The Dodgers play the finale of a four-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday, and they cannot clinch their fifth consecutive division title even if they win.The magic number remained at two after the Dodgers fell to the Phillies 7-5 on Wednesday night and the second-place Arizona Diamondbacks rallied to beat the San Diego Padres 13-7. The Diamondbacks are off Thursday.Los Angeles will play the last contest of a 10-game road trip that leads into its final homestand of the regular season.The Dodgers (96-56) have already clinched a playoff spot and still own the best record in baseball despite dropping 20 of their past 25 games."There might be a little bit of that," Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said of his team getting anxious to clinch the division. "We just seem like we're so close to that finish line as far as clinching. But (Wednesday night) the energy was really good." Meanwhile, the Phillies (61-91) have come from behind to win the first three games of the series."They're a playoff team," Philadelphia center fielder Odubel Herrera said of the Dodgers. "For everyone in the clubhouse, it's motivation to come in here and play hard." Phillies outfielder Aaron Altherr has hit a home run in each of the first three games of the series. He hit a grand slam off Clayton Kershaw on Monday night and recorded three hits and four RBIs on Wednesday.The Phillies are 11-8 in August and 18-14 over their past 32 games."I think what (Phillies manager Pete Mackanin) and his coaching staff is doing with those guys is tremendous," Roberts said. "They're an athletic group, they play the game the right way, and they play hard." Kenta Maeda (12-6, 4.21 ERA) will take the ball for the Dodgers on Thursday afternoon, making his fourth career start against the Phillies. The right-hander is 3-0 with a 3.50 ERA and 1.00 WHIP against Philadelphia in his career, including a strong appearance on April 28 when he held the Phillies to two runs in seven innings and recorded eight strikeouts.Thursday will be Maeda's first start since Sept. 11, as the Dodgers opted to skip his scheduled start Sunday in Washington.Things did not go as well for Maeda in his most recent outing. The 29-year-old from Japan gave up four runs to the San Francisco Giants in three innings of Los Angeles' 8-6 loss.Maeda likely will be shifted to the Dodgers' bullpen during the postseason, according to the Los Angeles Times.Phillies rookie Mark Leiter Jr. (3-6, 4.93 ERA) will be make his 10th big-league start of the season Thursday. Leiter has bounced between the bullpen and the rotation this season -- as well as from Triple-A to the majors -- but he has been part of the Phillies' rotation for the past month.The right-hander is 3-5 with a 5.19 ERA as a starter. He allowed a total of eight runs in 12 innings over his past two starts, but he struck out 17 in that span.Leiter pitched a scoreless inning of relief against the Dodgers in Los Angeles on April 28 in his major league debut.
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Dodgers clinch tie for NL West, end skid, top Phillies 5-4 32m ago• 1 min read PHILADELPHIA Pinch-hitter Andre Ethier and Curtis Granderson homered as the Los Angeles Dodgers clinched a tie for the NL West title, ending a four-game losing streak by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 Thursday.The Dodgers can win their fifth straight division crown Friday night with either a victory at home over San Francisco or a loss by second-place Arizona to Miami.Los Angeles avoided a four-game sweep by the last-place Phillies, winning for just the sixth time in 26 games.Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner sustained a bruised right thumb when he was hit by a pitch from Mark Leiter Jr. in the first and exited the game. Turner is hitting a team-leading .321 with 21 homers and 70 RBIs.Ethier tied it with a home run in the seventh off reliever Ricardo Pinto (1-2) that made it 4-all. Chris Taylor followed with a triple and scored the go-ahead run on a grounder by Austin Barnes.Rookie Walker Buehler (1-0) pitched a hitless inning to win his first major league decision. Kenley Jansen got four outs for his 39th save.Phillies rookie Rhys Hoskins hit a two-run double and Nick Williams homered.Granderson hit his 25th homer of the season in the sixth. He's connected six times since being traded from the Mets to the Dodgers.Williams had a two-run homer, his 11th, in the third. Hoskins doubled in the fifth to give the Phillies a 4-2 lead.TRAINER'S ROOMDodgers: SS Corey Seager sat out after bruising his lower right leg on a foul ball Wednesday night. He's expected to miss a few games, manager Dave Roberts said.UP NEXTDodgers: LHP Rich Hill (10-8, 3.60) starts at Dodger Stadium against the Giants. He allowed one run on one hit in five innings last Saturday in a 3-2 win over Washington. The Giants will pitch RHP Jeff Samardzija (9-14, 4.42).Phillies: RHP Ben Lively (3-6, 3.94) begins Philadelphia's final road series of the season in Atlanta. Lively had a no-decision during a rain-shortened three-inning outing on Saturday night in a 5-3 win over Oakland. He will be opposed by Atlanta LHP Sean Newcomb (3-8, 4.32).
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Indians' Salazar rejoins rotation to face Angels 1h ago• 2 min read ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Some might say the Cleveland Indians have little to play for the last couple of weeks of the regular season. Because they already clinched the American League Central crown, it would seem that playing for the best record in the majors would be their primary motivation.But there are Cleveland players with plenty on the line, such as pitcher Danny Salazar.Salazar will start for the Indians on Thursday against the Los Angeles Angels, and his performance could go a long way in determining where he fits into the Indians' postseason plans.Salazar (5-6, 4.52 ERA) could find his way into the playoff rotation, likely to be four starters. He could also be picked to serve in the bullpen, or he might not even make the postseason roster at all."We're trying to get a gauge on where he is," Indians manager Terry Francona told MLB.com. "And I think by starting him, it probably gives him a little comfort there. I'm not sure how much we could really do that, but we'll see. We'll watch him pitch and, one, you see how far he gets stretched out. And, two, you see, 'OK, is it a bullpen option? Should we keep getting him stretched out?'"We'll try to just, like we always do, put our heads together and come up with the best way to go about it." Corey Kluber, Carlos Carrasco and Trevor Bauer have locked up rotation spots, and Francona and his staff will consider Josh Tomlin and Mike Clevinger along with Salazar for the fourth and final spot."Right now, I'm going to do whatever they want," Salazar told MLB.com. "Whether I'm in the starting rotation or bullpen, I just want to play. I just want to be part of the team for the postseason." Salazar is 1-1 with a 3.74 ERA in four career starts against the Angels, though he hasn't faced them this year.The Angels have plenty to play for, with the second AL wild card within reach. They enter Thursday 1 1/2 games behind the Minnesota Twins.Parker Bridwell, Los Angeles' biggest surprise this season, will start and try to match his effort the last time out. He shut out the Texas Rangers over six innings on Saturday, allowing three hits and two walks while striking out seven. However, Bridwell (8-2, 3.71 ERA) has a 4.80 ERA in three September starts. He has never faced the Indians.The Angels also could benefit from the real Mike Trout showing up. Trout has struggled in September, hitting just .220 (13-for-59) with two homers and five RBIs in 17 games this month.Trout isn't the only Angel not hitting. Over the past 12 games, Los Angeles is averaging just 3.3 runs per game."We have a lot of confidence in what these guys can do offensively," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "It's not going to happen every night, but we're down to the last couple weeks, and obviously you want guys to relax a little bit, and if you get a pitch to hit, hit it hard, don't grip the bat too tight."I think our lineup is deep enough where the spotlight shouldn't be on one guy and what he has to do. If we can get some early runs and just relax and swing the bats, we're going to do a good job offensively these last couple weeks."
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Lindor hits another homer, Indians get 27th win in 28 games 1h ago• 2 min read ANAHEIM, Calif. Shortstop Francisco Lindor homered to lead the Indians to a 4-1 victory and three-game sweep of the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday, Cleveland's 27th win in its last 28 games.The record for most victories with only one loss is 29, set by the 1884 Providence Grays.After hitting a two-run homer Wednesday night, Lindor came back with a game-winning, three-run homer in the fifth Thursday afternoon off Parker Bridwell (8-3) to break up a 1-1 game. It was his 32nd home run.The victory was Cleveland's 11th straight over the Angels, who have lost four of their last five overall in a struggling effort to overtake the Minnesota Twins for the final AL wild-card berth.The Indians started right-hander Danny Salazar on Thursday, largely in an effort to see if he can be a viable postseason reliever. He went 2 2/3 innings, allowing the one run, two hits and three walks.The victory went to Zack McAllister (2-2) who threw 1 1/3 innings of relief. Tyler Olson threw a scoreless ninth for his first career save.The Angels took their only lead against the Indians this season in the first when Mike Trout walked and scored on a double by Albert Pujols.Edwin Encarnacion hit his 37th home run to lead off the second and tie it.The victory left the Indians one game behind the Los Angeles Dodgers for best overall record and home field advantage throughout the playoffs.The Angels had their best comeback chance when they loaded the bases with one out on two walks and an infield hit against reliever Andrew Miller in the seventh. Miller struck out C. J. Cron and Martin Maldonado to end the threat.TRAINER'S ROOMIndians: 2B Jose Ramirez was given the day off. Manager Terry Francona wanted to rest one of his middle infielders and Ramirez has been nursing a sore hamstring. . Francona said OF Lonnie Chisenhall (calf) would have joined the team in Seattle on Friday if he was ready to start, but will continue rehabbing in Cleveland.Angels: LHP Andrew Heaney (shoulder) is still playing catch, but his return to the mound remains undetermined. He last started Sept. 9 but went only 2 1/3 innings. . 3B Yunel Escobar (oblique) is scheduled to begin facing live hitting at the team's training complex in Arizona on Monday.UP NEXTIndians: RHP Trevor Bauer (16-9, 4.41 ERA), who remarkably had suffered Cleveland's only loss in its last 28 games, is scheduled to start the opener of a three-game series in Seattle. He is 8-1 with a 2.63 ERA in his last 11 games.Angels: RHP Garrett Richards (0-2, 2.00) will look to win his first game in his fifth start of the season in the opener of a three-game series in Houston. In 13 games (10 starts) against the Astros he is 5-4 with a 3.58 ERA.---More baseball: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball
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Time is running out as Orioles host Rays 14m ago• 3 min read BALTIMORE -- Their playoff hopes all but vanished, the Baltimore Orioles open their final home series of the season on Thursday against the Tampa Bay Rays.Baltimore (73-80) is jockeying for a fourth-place finish in the American League East with the Toronto Blue Jays (71-81).The Rays (74-78) are in a slightly better position but still face an uphill battle as they are four games behind the Minnesota Twins for the second AL wild card.The Orioles looked as if they were capable of making a playoff push before losing 12 of their past 14 games, leaving them 5 1/2 behind Minnesota. Baltimore is coming off a deflating series against the Red Sox in which it was swept by the AL East leaders.The Orioles are getting some solid pitching but are struggling to score runs."They're very frustrated right now," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said. "You can imagine grinding as our guys have since February and not being able to push a run like that across in some of these games when we pitch well. That's been a challenge for us. I feel for them because I know how much it means to them." The Orioles are trying to avoid their first losing season since 2011. Baltimore is also dealing with a pair of significant omissions on its roster.Third baseman Manny Machado was out of the lineup Wednesday due to an illness, and the timeline for his return is uncertain. Also, left-hander closer Zach Britton might not pitch again this season because of a lingering problems with his left knee.Tampa Bay is coming off an emotional series against the Chicago Cubs and Joe Maddon, who managed the Rays from 2006-14 and led them to four playoff appearances, including their only AL pennant. Tampa Bay split the two-game series, ending the Cubs' seven-game winning streak Wednesday.The Rays still believe they can make a late run to the playoffs."I feel all of us still think there's a shot," said left-hander Blake Snell, who got the victory Wednesday against the Cubs. "We all want to do it. We're all in this together. We always felt there was a shot from the start and all the way to the end." Tampa Bay right-hander Matt Andriese (5-3, 4.44 ERA) is slated to start the opener at Camden Yards. He has not pitched past the sixth inning since returning from the disabled list Aug. 28 after recovering from a right hip stress reaction.Andriese was 5-1 with a 3.54 ERA in 12 starts prior to going on the DL. In his latest outing, Friday against the Red Sox, he allowed two runs and five hits over 4 1/3 innings. Andriese has struggled in six career appearances (three starts) against the Orioles, going 1-3 with a 7.50 ERA, though he hasn't faced them this year.Baltimore will get another look Thursday at 24-year-old right-hander Gabriel Ynoa (1-2, 4.18 ERA). He was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk on Sept. 3. Even though Ynoa has lost his past two decisions, he has shown solid command in his brief time in the majors, earning himself another start.In his Friday road outing against the New York Yankees, Ynoa allowed three runs (two earned) and five hits with five strikeouts and two walks over 4 1/3 innings."Every time the manager gives me the ball, I want to take advantage of the opportunity and show that I can pitch now and that I can pitch in the future, as well," Ynoa said through an interpreter.
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Jays' Happ, Royals' Vargas square off in rubber match 2h ago• 3 min read TORONTO -- Something must give when left-handers J. A. Happ and Jason Vargas oppose each other Thursday.It will be the rubber match of a three-game series at the Rogers Centre after the Kansas City Royals trounced the Toronto Blue Jays 15-5 on Wednesday to gain a split of the first two games.Happ (9-10, 3.76 ERA) has won three starts in a row and has not lost since Aug. 25, a span of four starts.Vargas (16-10, 4.19 ERA) has won two starts in a row, most notably Friday, when he was the winning pitcher as the Royals ended the Cleveland Indians' 22-game winning streak.The Blue Jays (71-81) also need a win Thursday to gain a split in their six-game season series against the Royals (74-77). Kansas City is within 3 1/2 games of the second American League wild-card spot occupied by the Minnesota Twins.Reaching the playoff would be a difficult task for the Royals since the Los Angeles Angels and the Texas Rangers sit between them and the Twins.The Royals, who lost the opener to the Blue Jays 5-2 on Tuesday, had 18 hits on Wednesday, including the 37th homer of the season by Mike Moustakas, which set a single-season club record. Steve Balboni hit 36 for Kansas City in 1985."We needed that," Royals manager Ned Yost said of the offensive outburst.And Moustakas needed that home run after going 15 games without once since hitting No. 36 on Sept. 1. He had hit only one homer in 28 games before Wednesday."This is a pretty good place to hit," Moustakas said. "I knew I got it pretty good. It was a good feeling to see it go over the wall and kind of get that one off my chest. ... It's been a little frustrating, sometimes trying to do too much, sometimes trying to just kind of back down and figure it out." The Royals improved to 2-4 on an 11-game road trip.The Blue Jays, who reached the American League Championship Series in 2015 and 2016, have four games left on their final homestand of the season, yet they maintain a sense of optimism for next season after struggling this season with injuries and underperformance.Right-handed starter Marco Estrada emphasized that when he explained why he signed a one-year, $13 million contract extension for 2018 even though he was eligible to become a free agent in the offseason."I'm extremely optimistic about our chances next year," Estrada said before the game Wednesday. "That was the main reason why I wanted to come back. I feel like things are about to happen for this team." He will join a rotation that will have Happ, Marcus Stroman and Aaron Sanchez, who missed most of this season with a blister and other issues with his right middle finger. The fifth starter is still to be determined.Happ, who struggled early in the season with elbow inflammation, is 3-0 with a 2.25 ERA in his past four starts.In one start this season against the Royals, June 23, he allowed four hits, no walks and one run in 6 2/3 innings and did not factor in the decision as Kansas City won 5-4. In five career starts against the Royals, he is 2-2 with a 4.91 ERA.In the 4-3 win over Cleveland on Friday, Vargas allowed five hits, three walks and three runs in five innings. He has three wins in six starts against the Indians this season.The Royals are 18-11 in his starts.Vargas is 3-3 with a 4.96 ERA in nine career starts against the Blue Jays. He is 3-0 in his past four starts against Toronto. His last loss to the Blue Jays occurred on April 29, 2012, when he was with the Seattle Mariners.
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Cardinals send out Martinez to face Reds 2h ago• 2 min read CINCINNATI -- St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Carlos Martinez will celebrate his 26th birthday on Thursday.Manager Mike Matheny believes there is still plenty of untapped potential in Martinez's arm. The key is consistency, something that has eluded Martinez at times during his four big league seasons.Martinez will make his 31st start of the season Thursday night against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park."He is doing a great job taking those steps to get where he is right now," Matheny said. "That next step is consistency of every single pitch. He'll be sailing along, then give up a two-out hit to the pitcher and the inning kind of starts to blow up. That just comes with experience." Martinez (11-11, 3.57 ERA) has 205 strikeouts and 66 walks in 194 1/3 innings."He went from a flamethrower who tried to blow it past guys to a guy who's making quality pitches with movement," Matheny said. "He's not afraid to use off-speed pitches in any count. He should be in the conversation of best pitchers in the game, in my opinion." St. Louis (79-72) is trying to keep its postseason hopes alive. The Cardinals trail the first-place Chicago Cubs by five games in the National League Central and are 2 1/2 games off the pace in the NL wild-card race.Cincinnati (66-86) has hit Martinez hard at times during his career. He is 0-2 with a 7.15 ERA against them in two starts this season and 5-3 with a 3.63 ERA in 18 appearances overall, including seven starts. However, he has pitched well in Great American Ball Park, producing a 2.93 ERA.Reds right-hander Homer Bailey might have finally turned a corner in his comeback season after missing most of the past two years with multiple arm surgeries. Bailey has allowed three or fewer earned runs in four of his past five starts.Since coming back off the disabled list on June 24, Bailey is 5-8 with a 6.86 ERA but has shown signs of getting on track.In his last start on Friday, a 4-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, Bailey allowed one run in 5 2/3 innings with two walks and seven strikeouts. He threw 99 pitches and felt it."Usually at 90 pitches, I have another gear," Bailey said. "It's not like I'm tired out there, but I feel it. I'm still missing those preseason workouts." Bailey is 6-12 with a 5.75 ERA in 22 career starts against the Cardinals. He last faced them on Aug. 6, when he allowed 10 runs on 10 hits in 3 1/3 innings during a 13-4 loss at Great American Ball Park.Cincinnati is 9-9 this season against the Cardinals with one game remaining. The Reds are 5-3 against St. Louis at Great American Ball Park. Losses in the first two games of the series prevented Cincinnati from securing its first season series win over St. Louis since 2011. Cincinnati is 3-3-2 against the Cardinals in the past eight completed series of more than one game.
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Zimmermann ready to go as Tigers host Twins 1h ago• 3 min read DETROIT -- Jordan Zimmermann got rid of the pain in his neck, at least on a temporary basis. He will now try to finish an otherwise unpleasant season on an upbeat note.The Detroit Tigers right-hander will make his first appearance since Sept. 2 when he faces the Minnesota Twins in the opener of a four-game series on Thursday at Comerica Park.Zimmermann was sidelined by a recurrence of neck and shoulder pain that short-circuited his first season with the Tigers a year ago. He received a nerve-blocking injection to ease the pain, just as he did early last offseason.Following two bullpen sessions, Zimmermann is ready to return to the rotation."I wanted to get the shots and see how it responded," he said. "I got the shots in November last year and then I had a big layoff, so I didn't really know if it was the layoff that helped or the shot that helped in November. So this is the real test. I got the shot, and everything in my shoulder and neck is gone, so the shot definitely helped." Zimmermann will face an opponent that is desperately trying to hold onto the second American League wild-card spot. The Twins are reeling, having lost five of their past six games, and their lead over the Los Angeles Angels is just 1 1/2 games. Minnesota was swept in a three-game series by the New York Yankees this week, including an 11-3 thumping on Wednesday.Zimmermann (8-12, 6.18 ERA) lost four of his last five decisions before he was shelved. He surrendered seven runs in three consecutive August starts, including a 3 1/3-inning outing against the Twins. In his last mound appearance, he allowed five runs on 12 hits in five innings against the Cleveland Indians.He is not sure how long he can go on Thursday."I have no clue what their plans are or how many pitches, but I'm going to go out there until (manager) Brad (Ausmus) comes and gets me," he said. "My goal is to throw a quality start. That's kind of my goal every time out, and that's not going to change." Zimmermann can't do much to improve his ugly ERA, but he was determined to pitch again this season. The neck issue is a degenerative condition that will have to be monitored the rest of his career."That's the plan, just go out there and get a few more innings and see how this thing responds after the shot here," he said. "Then get ready for next season and stick with the program I had, just fix a few small things and hopefully stay healthy all next year." He will be opposed Thursday by Twins left-hander Adalberto Mejia, who will be making his second start since recovering from a left biceps strain. After a five-week absence, he lasted just three innings against the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, allowing three runs on five hits."I thought Mejia's stuff was good. Some of the selection and location might have been off a bit," manager Paul Molitor told MLB.com afterward. "He had to pay the price for that." Mejia (4-6, 4.62 ERA) wound up with no-decisions in both of his career starts against Detroit while posting a 5.14 ERA. Both of those outings occurred this year.A wild-card berth would be a shocking turnaround for a Minnesota team that finished in last place in the AL Central a year ago."I'd be happy to elaborate more if it happens," Molitor told MLB.com. "But I think at the moment, I'd say to be able to experience a postseason game or more in this season, the combination it would do for young players and their confidence and the fact that we're coming off (finishing 59-103) last season, it would provide a big boost to us moving forward." The Twins likely will have to go without slugger Miguel Sano the remainder of the season. He has been slow to recover from a left shin stress reaction.
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Nats' Roark looks to continue strong finish vs. Braves 1h ago• 2 min read ATLANTA -- The final starts of the season carry significance for Tanner Roark of the Washington Nationals and the Atlanta Braves' R. A. Dickey, pitchers on different trajectories who face each other Thursday night.Roark (13-9, 4.43 ERA) hopes to continue his second-half bounce-back as he readies for a role in the postseason rotation as the Nationals bid for their first World Series appearance.Dickey (9-10, 4.41 ERA) is trying to recover from a rough late-season stretch and show that he is worthy of a spot for 2018 with the Braves as a stabilizer in what figures to be a very young rotation.Roark is 7-3 with a 3.18 ERA in 11 outings since the All-Star break after going 6-6 with a 5.27 ERA in 18 games (17 starts) previously, including 1-4, 8.31 in six June starts.The right-hander is 4-1 in his past five starts and is 2-1 with a 2.84 ERA in three September outings, recording 23 strikeouts and three walks over 19 innings."I learned from early on in the year," said Roark, who has seven quality starts out of his past eight games. "Just keep going at it, keep grinding, keep working hard. It'll turn around. I'm a firm believer in that." Roark is 6-2 with a 2.80 ERA in his career against Atlanta. He beat the Braves in Washington on Sept. 14, when he allowed two runs and four hits over six innings after struggling in two earlier games vs. Atlanta this year.With victories in his final two starts, the 30-year-old Roark would have at least 15 victories in all three years he has been a full-time major league starter. He was 15-10 in 2014 and 16-10 last year, posting ERAs of 2.85 and 2.83, respectively.While Roark has had a very encouraging September, it has been a very disappointing one for Dickey.The 42-year-old knuckleballer is 0-2 with a 10.50 ERA in three starts this month. Opponents have batted .333 in his past six outings as he has given up fewer than four runs only once.Dickey had 2.85 ERA over a 12-start stretch through Aug. 13, and it appeared that the Braves would definitely pick up his $8 million option for 2018. It is not certain now, and how he does in his final two starts could be a determining factor."If you play long enough, you're going to have streaks like this," said Dickey, who won the 2012 National League Cy Young Award with the New York Mets. "These last few games for me have been very inconsistent as far as my knuckleball goes. I had a great one in (Philadelphia on Aug. 30), and then the past three starts it kind of floated away from me." In a loss to the Mets on Saturday, Dickey tried to surprise his old team by abandoning the knuckleball at times and throwing fastball and curves. He wound up allowing five runs and eight hits in five innings."It was a night when I had a horrible knuckleball and tried to survive some innings with some conventional pitching," he said afterward.Dickey is 0-2 with a 5.92 ERA in four starts against Washington this year and 4-9 with a 4.17 ERA in 20 career games (18 starts) vs. the Nationals.
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Cubs' Arrieta back for opener of showdown in Milwaukee 42m ago• 3 min read MILWAUKEE -- Jake Arrieta returns to the mound Thursday as the Chicago Cubs try to lock down the National League Central when they open a four-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.The right-hander has been out since tweaking his right hamstring on Sept. 4. He missed two turns through the rotation but reported no issues after a 25-pitch bullpen session Tuesday and was cleared to return."He looked really good," Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said afterward Arrieta's side session. "Mechanically sound. Executed his pitches and didn't feel anything."If it works out where he can pitch on Thursday, it would be good, so he can have three starts the rest of the year. Give him a chance to get stretched out and everything locked back in." Arrieta (14-9, 3.48 ERA) has been a big reason for the Cubs' turnaround, posting a 1.98 ERA in the second half."The good thing is the arm strength is there, it's remained there," Arrieta said. "I actually feel better for maybe having a little time off arm-strength-wise." Arrieta has faced Milwaukee twice this season, winning both of those starts while holding the Brewers to three earned runs in 13 innings.The Brewers stayed alive in the division race with a stunning sweep of the Cubs earlier this month at Wrigley Field, cutting their deficit to two games in the process.Since then, though, the Cubs rattled off seven straight victories before falling to the Tampa Bay Rays 8-1 on Wednesday. Milwaukee went 6-3 during that stretch, but they are 3 1/2 games of first after losing 6-4 to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday night.The Brewers also trail the Colorado Rockies by one game in the chase for the second NL wild card."When we get this deep (into the season), the losses hurt more and the wins feel better," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said Wednesday. "This one hurts for sure, but what we're doing tomorrow, that helps you turn the page pretty fast." Cubs manager Joe Maddon said of the Brewers, "They got us last time, and they're not going to go away. I've been a fan of theirs for the last two years. I think they've done a lot of good things. It's going to come down to us playing those games well." Zach Davies (17-9, 3.89 ERA) gets the start for Milwaukee in the series opener, facing the Cubs for a fifth time this season. He spilt four decisions in those games, posting a 3.96 ERA, but held Chicago to a run over seven innings on Sept. 10 at Wrigley Field."It will be a big atmosphere there at Miller Park," Davies said. "It's going to be a fun four-game stretch against them. That sweep (at Wrigley Field) was a good thing for our team. It showed that we could go in there and sweep them at their place; now it's time for us to protect ours. It would be that much sweeter to do it again at our place, but it's going to take a lot of fight." The Brewers' bullpen had been lights-out before the Wednesday loss but will be limited Thursday after covering 6 1/3 innings in Pittsburgh.Anthony Swarzak likely won't be available after working in a third consecutive games. Closer Corey Knebel also pitched a third day in a row Wednesday, and he was scored on for just the fourth time since the All-Star break. He blew a save chance, then gave up a walk-off homer to Pittsburgh's Adam Frazier."Some other guys are going to have to step up (Thursday)," Counsell said.The Brewers have won 12 of their past 16 games at Milwaukee, including two of three against the Marlins last weekend after Hurricane Irma forced that series to be shifted from Miami.However, as is often the case when Chicago and Milwaukee meet, there will be a large number of Cubs fans in the stands at Miller Park all weekend, making their presence known.Counsell thinks his team will be ready for the challenge."The atmosphere we're going into is good for us after a game like this," he said. "We'll be very aware of the game. I'm excited, the guys are excited about it."
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Astros' Keuchel starts finale vs. White Sox 2h ago• 3 min read HOUSTON -- Astros manager A. J. Hinch balks at using any one-game performance as a referendum on postseason roster spots or roles, but as Houston's regular season draws to a close, it is difficult to avoid assessing every individual effort through the prism of future opportunities.Left-hander Dallas Keuchel (13-4, 2.96 ERA) will start the series finale for the Astros on Thursday against the White Sox. He is 2-3 with a 4.30 ERA in six career starts against Chicago.Keuchel allowed eight runs, 10 hits and three walks in four innings during an 8-5 road loss to the White Sox on Aug. 8.White Sox right-hander Carson Fulmer (2-1, 4.50 ERA) will make his fourth start of the season and the first of his career against the Astros on Thursday.While Keuchel is safely in the Astros' playoff rotation plans, the same might not be true for Brad Peacock.The right-hander's versatility leaves him as a viable candidate to move back to the bullpen when the postseason commences. However, as good as Peacock was in a relief role earlier this season, his performance as a starter has been equally sharp.On Wednesday night, he allowed two runs, one hit and two walks in six strong innings in a 4-3 victory over the White Sox (60-91) that allowed the Astros (93-58) to clinch the three-game series.With right-handers Chris Devenski and Joe Musgrove currently serving as bullpen options capable of throwing multiple innings, the role Peacock serves might depend on other Houston starters going deep into games."You don't really need long relief until you need it, and that can come in a lot of different ways," Hinch said. "The goal in the season and postseason is not a lot different. You want to put a good pitcher in every single time. Whether that calls for early in the game, midgame, late game, we'll take the best group that we feel like will help us win a series."A lot has to happen between now and then. It's not easy getting through the next (11) games and getting these guys sharp and ready to go before we have to make our decision." All of the White Sox's current decisions are being made with an eye toward 2018. Fulmer is making the case to be in the rotation next year.He posted his first career win as a starter on Sept. 10 against the San Francisco Giants, allowing one run and three hits in a career-high six innings while posting a career-best nine strikeouts. Fulmer followed that up with another sharp six-inning outing Friday at Detroit, where he gave up one run on four hits in a no-decision.White Sox rookie second baseman Yoan Moncada posted his fifth multi-hit game in his past 10 starts in the series opener at Houston on Tuesday, a 3-for-4 effort, then hit a two-run homer off Peacock on Wednesday. Moncada is batting .415 on the current road trip.Acquired in the trade that sent ace left-hander Chris Sale to the Boston Red Sox, Moncada is getting ample opportunity to showcase the talent that had him ranked near the top of most prospect lists."I know we've talked about him taking advantage of all the at-bats that he gets," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said. "He's obviously been seeing a lot of off-speed, secondary pitches that have been very effective against him."He's got a very good eye. I think he's starting to slow it down a little bit more. He's starting to recognize those pitches; he's trying not to do too much with them. He's been continuing to make those adjustments."It's been a good run for him. I know we've talked about the experience for him towards the end of the season and how we thought he would start to show signs of growth. I think he's doing that."
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Rockies continue wild trip with series vs. Padres 1h ago• 2 min read SAN DIEGO -- The Colorado Rockies roll into San Diego for a four-game series with the Padres starting Thursday, their second soft spot in a six-game trip.The first turnout in Colorado's West Coast excursion was a disaster, though.The last-place San Francisco Giants swept both games and Colorado's hold on the second National League wild-card spot grows more tenuous by the day. The Rockies, who have lost three straight, lead Milwaukee by one game.The Padres saw their three-game winning streak snapped Wednesday by Arizona, but they already had clinched the series with the Diamondbacks.The Rockies know it's on them -- no matter the foe -- to show they are a playoff team."It was going to come down to the wire anyway," Colorado catcher Jonathan Lucroy told MLB.com. "We knew that. None of the teams behind us -- or even with us now -- are going to roll over. They're not going to let us run all over them. We're not going to stop trying. We have to worry about ourselves and what we can do." The Rockies will trot out Tyler Anderson (5-5, 5.28 ERA), who was solid in defeating the Padres on Saturday -- the last time Colorado won a game.The left-hander allowed two hits and a pair of walks and recorded three strikeouts over six innings. When the Padres did make contact, few of them came off the barrel with authority. Of the 16 balls the Padres put in play, one was hit hard.Since returning from the disabled list Sept. 10, Anderson is 2-0 in 10 innings of scoreless ball. He's 1-0 with an 0.73 ERA in two lifetime starts against the Padres.Clayton Richard (7-14, 4.82 ERA), who signed a two-year extension Wednesday, gets the nod for the Padres. Richard is 1-2 with a 9.98 ERA in three starts against the Rockies this year. That's the highest of any team the left-hander has faced this year.Richard has split his last four decisions over his last six starts while pitching to a 3.63 ERA.Richard, who leads the Padres with 185 innings pitched, is 4-6 with a 5.60 ERA in 18 games (17 starts) against the Rockies. He reflected on his year in which he resurrected his career as a starter."It's been interesting, I think," said Richard, who will earn $3 million in each of the next two seasons. "I think I've made pitches consistently enough to be successful and the end results haven't line up a lot of the times in how I've thrown the baseball."As a pitcher, all I can control is when the baseball leaves my hand. Once I let go, it is up to the batter. I know the numbers don't exactly line up with me saying I'm throwing well. But I think the Padres see that as well. I felt, for the most part, I have done pretty well." Colorado, led by former Padres manager Bud Black, has won 10 of 15 against the Padres this year.
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Rangers, Mariners still eyeing wild-card spot 19m ago• 3 min read SEATTLE -- To Texas manager Jeff Banister, the playoff chase remains exciting. That his Rangers are sitting at 75-76 isn't dampening his enthusiasm at all.More important: The Rangers are just 2 1/2 games behind the Minnesota Twins in the race for the second American League wild card, so the possibility of the playoffs is still very much alive."Ultimately, it's about getting into the playoffs, then how you play in the playoffs," Banister said. "It's not always clean in the record. I don't think you chase a record as much as you play to get into the playoffs." The Rangers meet the Seattle Mariners (74-78) on Thursday in the final game of a three-game series, the last meeting between the teams this season. Texas won the first two contests this week, 3-1 and 8-6.The Mariners are riding a five-game losing streak but are just four games back of the Twins. Both Seattle and Texas are still eyeing that wild-card spot, admittedly some distance from where they would like to be.Just don't try to tell Banister that earning a playoff berth would mean less with a record that is treading water around .500."So, if you finish .500 and win the World Series, is the World Series tainted?" Banister said with some incredulity. "Is there going to be an asterisk by your name or the year? 'They won the World Series but they only had a .500 record?' Just win the World Series." On Thursday, the Mariners will send left-hander James Paxton (12-4, 2.98 ERA) to the mound for his second start since he came off the disabled list last week after recovering from a strained pectoral muscle. Paxton, who has 138 strikeouts and 35 walks in 121 innings, stumbled in his return, pitching 1 1/3 innings and allowing three runs in 50 pitches at Houston on Friday.However, Mariners manager Scott Servais said Paxton's health isn't a concern going into the Thursday game."Pax was more of a mechanical thing," Servais said. "I know he had a bullpen (session) with Mel (Stottlemyre Jr., the pitching coach,) the other day, felt much better coming out of that. I hope it translates to the game. We certainly need him to be on top of his game. No health issues at all." All the same, Servais will be watching the lefty closely, ready to go to the bullpen early if the need arises."We'll keep a close eye on him," Servais said. "There's no doubt. He's a very valuable guy for us going forward. The injury bug got him a couple of times, but you don't to do anything with him that could be an issue in the offseason or going into next year." In Paxton's only home start against Texas this season, a 5-0 victory April 15, he pitched eight shutout innings, gave up two hits and struck out nine.Adrian Beltre (8-for-14) has hit .571 against Paxton. The veteran slugger, who is nursing a strained hamstring, is 3-for-8 with a walk through the first two games of the series.The Rangers' Thursday starter will be southpaw Cole Hamels (10-4, 3.96 ERA), who has posted quality starts in his past two outings. In three starts against the Mariners this season, Hamels is 1-0 with a 4.76 ERA in 17 innings.Most recently against the Mariners, Hamels earned a win on Sept. 11, pitching six innings and allowing three runs."Kind of what makes him go is when he's fresh, he stays with the delivery and the rhythm, he's got tremendous command and control of his pitches," Banister said. "His fastball is a little fresher, he's able to use the cutter a little more effectively." Hamels has done a good job through his career limiting the damage done by Mariners slugger Nelson Cruz (6-for-24, .250). Robinson Cano has touched Hamels for three home runs, and Kyle Seager and Mitch Haniger each have two homers off the lefty.
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