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Aug 23, 2019TAMPA, Fla. Matt Gay kicked a 21-yard field goal with 15 seconds remaining, giving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a 13-12 preseason victory over the Cleveland Browns on Friday night. The rookie's game-winner capped a 16-play drive lasting more than seven minutes. Cairo Santos booted a 23-yard field goal in the third quarter and third-string quarter Ryan Griffin threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Leggett for the Bucs (2-1). Rookie Austin Seibert kicked four field goals for the Browns (2-1), who led 9-0 when Baker Mayfield and the rest of Cleveland's starters left the game. Mayfield, the No. 1 overall pick from the 2018 draft, started and played the entire first half after getting just one series of work in Cleveland's preseason opener against Washington and sitting out last week's game at Indianapolis. Playing without starting receivers Odell Beckham Jr. (hip) and Jarvis Landry, the second-year quarterback led three short field-goal drives and was not particularly sharp while completing 10 of 26 passes for 72 yards and one interception. Tampa Bay's Jameis Winston had an even tougher night, though it wasn't all his doing. Gay missed a 37-yard field goal and Tampa Bay's leaky offensive line had difficulty protecting Winston, allowing five sacks while the fifth-year pro was in the game. The No. 1 overall pick from the 2015 draft, who's closing in on becoming the franchise's career passing leader yet still trying to prove he's the club's long-term answer at quarterback, finished 9 of 19 for 88 yards without an interception. Winston played seven series after seeing limited action the previous two weeks against Pittsburgh and Miami. Backup Blaine Gabbert started the second half and led the Bucs into field goal range before falling awkwardly at the end of an 8-yard scramble and heading to the locker room with a shoulder injury. Griffin's TD pass to Leggett gave Tampa Bay a short-lived 10-9 lead late in the third quarter. INJURIESBrowns: Starting CB Denzel Ward made his preseason debut after missing two games with a minor leg injury. . . . Coach Freddie Kitchens doesn't view the third preseason game as a dress rehearsal for the regular season. He's more concerned with keeping players fresh and healthy for the Sept. 8 opener, so his plan was to determine playing time for regulars on a case-by-case basis. Buccaneers: WR Mike Evans, ILB Lavonte David, DL Vita Vea, TE Cameron Brate, S Mike Edwards, ILB Devante Bond, OLB Anthony Nelson and OLB Kahzin Daniels did not play. . . . Backup TE Antony Auclair (calf) left the game in the first half and did not return. . . . ILB Deone Bucannon (knee) and S Kentrell Brice (shoulder) were injured during the second quarter. KICKING WOESWith field goals of 54, 36, 30 and 35 yards, Seibert may have made some headway in the competition for Cleveland's kicking job. Incumbent Greg Joseph has struggled and Seibert, a fifth-round draft pick out of Oklahoma, had not been consistent before converting all three of his attempts Friday. Tampa Bay's kicking situation is unsettled, too, with Gay, a fifth-round draft pick from Utah, competing against incumbent Cairo Santos. Gay kicked a 55-yard field goal against Miami last week, but hasn't been as accurate on shorter kicks. His 37-yard attempt against the Browns hit the right upright and bounced away. NEXT UPBrowns: Preseason finale at home vs. Detroit next ThursdayBuccaneers: Close the preseason next Thursday at Dallas---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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Nationals visit Cubs with both teams eyeing playoffsFLMTwo teams that have helped themselves in the National League playoff picture with impressive runs of late will take nearly identical records into a three-game showdown beginning Friday afternoon when the Washington Nationals visit the Chicago Cubs.The Nationals (70-57) won for the ninth time in their last 11 games at Pittsburgh on Thursday night, hours after the Cubs (69-58) completed a three-game home sweep of the San Francisco Giants.They will meet for the second time this season, with the Cubs having taken two of three at Washington in May.Left-hander Jon Lester (10-8, 4.23), the Cubs' lone losing pitcher in the earlier series, is slated to pitch the opener for Chicago, which begins the series in first place in the NL Central.Brian Dozier homered and the Nationals banged out 10 hits off Lester in 4 1/3 innings when Washington won 5-2 on May 18.The 35-year-old Lester has pitched well of late, allowing only three runs and nine hits over 11 innings in his last two starts, but takes just a 2-3 record and 4.82 ERA in eight career starts against the Nationals into Friday's game.Chicago rode a brilliant seven innings from Kyle Hendricks to a 1-0 win over the Giants on Thursday. The shutout was the Cubs' 10th of the season and their third in the last 20 games, a stretch during which Chicago has allowed three or fewer runs 11 times."All of our guys are really high-end major league starters," Cubs manager Joe Maddon gushed after Thursday's win, spreading the praise among all five members of his starting staff. "Some have been held back through injury this year a little bit, but overall, when they're on their game, man, it's good. It's really good." The Nationals made the short trip from Pittsburgh to Chicago late Thursday night after completing a 3-1 series win over the Pirates with a 7-1 victory.Washington has solidified its second-place position in the NL East and its lead in the NL wild-card race with big-time offense during its 11-game spurt, totaling 98 runs in those games. They've scored in double figures five times in their last eight outings.Leading the way has been third baseman Anthony Rendon, who topped 100 RBIs for the season on Wednesday, a feat that required just 112 games this time after he did it in 147 games in 2017.Rendon contributed a double, home run and RBI, his 101st of the season, to Thursday's win over the Pirates."It's a testament to what he's done all year," Nationals manager Dave Martinez assured reporters of the triple-digit RBI feat. "He's been really good. Let's remember that he missed some time, too, in the beginning. So what's he's done, he's done fairly quickly -- and we still have five weeks to play." Rendon has held the upper hand in his head-to-head with Lester over the years, going 4-for-11 (.364) with two doubles, a home run and two RBIs.The Nationals are scheduled to send right-hander Anibal Sanchez (7-6, 3.99) to the mound in hopes of ending a four-game winless streak during which he's been knocked around for 13 runs and 29 hits in 20 innings.The 35-year-old has faced the Cubs eight times in his career, going 4-2 with a 3.30 ERA. He's 2-1 with a 3.86 ERA in five starts at Wrigley Field.--Field Level Media
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Sánchez pitches into 9th, slugging Nats roll past Cubs 9-3CHICAGO Anibal Sanchez pitched one-hit ball into the ninth inning and helped himself with two perfectly placed bunts, leading the Washington Nationals to a 9-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Friday.Washington had a short turnaround with an afternoon start after its 7-1 victory at Pittsburgh on Thursday night. The Nationals didn't arrive in Chicago until early Friday morning, but their loaded lineup looked as if it got more than enough rest.Juan Soto and Adam Eaton homered as Washington improved to 13-4 in its last 17 games, putting pressure on NL East-leading Atlanta and strengthening its position atop the wild card standings. It has outscored its opponents 129-66 since Aug. 5.Chicago had won five in a row, but it was unable to overcome a shaky start by Jon Lester (10-9) and another rough performance at the plate. The Cubs finished with three hits, including two in their three-run ninth, a day after they finished with two in a 1-0 victory over San Francisco.Sanchez (8-6), who flew into Chicago ahead of time on Thursday, allowed one earned run while improving to 8-0 in his last 16 starts. Matt Grace got the last two outs.The 35-year-old Sanchez also delivered with his bat, going 2 for 3 after beginning the day with two hits on the year.He set up Trea Turner's sacrifice fly in the third with a swinging bunt that he directed toward third to stay away from charging first baseman Anthony Rizzo. He drove in a run with a two-out bunt single in the fourth that died practically on the third-base line.Lester allowed six runs and nine hits in 4 1/3 innings. The left-hander dropped to 1-3 with an 8.51 ERA in five starts this month.Soto had three hits and scored four times, and Victor Robles finished with two hits and two RBIs. Soto led off the seventh with a drive to center off David Phelps for his 29th homer.TRAINER'S ROOMNationals: RHP Max Scherzer reported no setbacks a day after he pitched four innings in a 7-1 victory at Pittsburgh in his return from the injured list. The three-time Cy Young Award winner has been hampered by a strain in his upper back. ''I'm not out of the woods,'' he said. ''I got to still take care of this, got to do all the treatment, got to do all the strengthening and really focus on that so I can build up the intensity in the game.'' Cubs: C Willson Contreras (right hamstring strain) is expected to ramp up his activity when he travels with the team to New York for next week's series against the Mets.UP NEXTCubs left-hander Jose Quintana (11-7, 3.91 ERA) looks to continue his career-best win streak Saturday. Quintana is 7-0 with a 2.96 ERA in his last nine starts. The Nationals had not announced their starter before the series opener.---Jay Cohen can be reached at https://twitter.com/jcohenap---More MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/-Sports
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Reds-Pirates set to square off once againFLMThe last time the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates met, July 29-31 in Cincinnati, tempers flared in a series that was not against two of the better teams in the National League, yet still managed to draw attention.Heading into a weekend series at Pittsburgh, the Reds and Pirates have dealt with suspensions to both managers, as well as three players on each club as a result of a benches-clearing brawl, the crux of which seemed to come from Cincinnati suspecting Pittsburgh pitchers were throwing at batters.The teams managed to get through the third game of that series, a day after the brawl, with no further incident, but the damage was done."I came to the field eight days and I was useless," Reds reliever Amir Garrett said earlier this week when he finished serving an eight-game suspension that was delayed by an appeal. Garrett initiated the brawl when he rushed toward the Pittsburgh dugout."It's very tough to watch my team compete without me," Garrett said. "I love being here. I love being around these guys. I love going to battle with them every single day." Pittsburgh reliever Kyle Crick served the final game of his three-game suspension Thursday, so all punishments will have been served when the series opens.Since that series between the clubs, the Reds are 10-10, while the Pirates have gone 5-14 and are reeling at 8-30 since the All-Star break.Cincinnati won two of three against San Diego this week and had Thursday off. Pittsburgh lost three of four against Washington, including a 7-1 loss Thursday that gave the Nationals a 32-6 scoring edge in the series.If tempers don't get in the way, perhaps the Reds will be a panacea for the Pirates, who have won seven straight games against Cincinnati in Pittsburgh.In the series opener Friday, Cincinnati right-hander Anthony DeSclafani (8-7, 4.40 ERA) is scheduled to face Pittsburgh right-hander Mitch Keller (1-2, 8.86 ERA).Keller will be making his sixth major league start for a Pirates team that has been plagued with injuries to starters. His results have been mixed.Keller got his first career win Aug. 12 when he gave up two runs, one of them earned, in five innings at Anaheim. Then came Sunday in the MLB Little League Classic, when he gave up six runs in 4 1/3 innings in a 7-1 loss to the Cubs."I'm not happy, by any means. Yeah, frustrated," Keller said of that outing. "It's just back to work. Gotta have that mindset." Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle, with the advantage of experience, was more generous in his assessment."I thought he showed some of the things we were looking to see and we want to continue to see," Hurdle said. "And I think he's shown some opportunities for growth, some finishing of pitches we've got to work on." Keller's major league debut came against Cincinnati on May 27 and was something of an adventure. He gave up six runs and seven hits in the first inning of an 8-1 loss but then allowed just one baserunner over the next three innings and finished with seven strikeouts.DeSclafani has alternated wins and losses his past six starts.Saturday against St. Louis, he gave up one run -- a homer to Matt Carpenter -- and five hits in five innings to pick up a win.In 11 career starts against Pittsburgh, DeSclafani is 2-6 with a 4.55 ERA.--Field Level Media
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Pirates rally past Reds in 9th for 3-2 winPITTSBURGH Pablo Reyes hit a game-ending RBI single, driving in pinch-runner Joe Musgrove, and the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied to beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 on Friday night.Pittsburgh won for just the ninth time in 39 games since the All-Star break by chipping away at Reds closer Raisel Iglesias (2-9).The Pirates put together three straight singles to start the ninth, the last a flare to shallow center by Adam Frazier that scored pinch-runner Erik Gonzalez. A sacrifice bunt by Jacob Stallings moved Musgrove to third and Reyes sent a drive to the gap in left-center to give Pittsburgh its eighth straight home victory over the Reds.Felipe Vazquez (4-1) picked up the win by pitching a scoreless top of the ninth.Cincinnati rookie Aristides Aquino hit his 12th homer of the month and an RBI double in the eighth while going 3 for 4 to boost his batting average to .338.Aquino's drive to the first row of seats in center off Mitch Keller leading off the second gave him a dozen homers in 22 games, the fastest player to reach that total in major league history. The 24-year-old Aquino then put Cincinnati in position for its third straight win when he ripped a tiebreaking double to left in the eighth off Keone Kela.Aquino's 12 homers since making his 2019 debut on Aug. 1 are two short of the club record for most home runs in a month, trailing the 14 Hall of Famer Frank Robinson hit in August 1962 and Greg Vaughn matched in September 1999.Keller, Pittsburgh's top pitching prospect, put together the best start of his young career. The 23-year-old struck out nine in six-plus innings.Cincinnati starter Anthony DeSclafani was just as solid, permitting one run and five hits in six innings.Iglesias, however, couldn't lock down Cincinnati's first victory in Pittsburgh since June 17, 2018.Both teams insisted they were ready to move on from their ugly on-field brawl in Cincinnati last month, one that resulted in eight total suspensions spread among six players as well as Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle and Reds counterpart David Bell.Bell, a vocal critic of the Pirates for what he believes is their penchant for pitching inside a little too aggressively, stressed his club didn't ''have time'' to let the feud continue to fester.''I just feel like it's not going to happen anymore,'' he said.For a night anyway, Bell was right. When Keller went up and in to Aquino in the sixth, the 6-foot-4 Cincinnati slugger simply leaned back to get out of the way and play continued without incident.Neither the presence of Reds first baseman Derek Dietrich - who sparked a benches-clearing dustup in Pittsburgh in April after admiring a home run - nor Kela - whose decision to airmail a pitch to Dietrich last month served as the jumping off point for the wild melee in Cincinnati - resulted in anything resembling fireworks.Dietrich went 0 for 3 in his return from a stint on the injured list due to left shoulder inflammation and missed a chance to face Kela again when Kela left him in the on-deck circle in the top of the eighth.TRAINER'S ROOMReds: Placed OF Jesse Winker on the 10-day injured list retroactive to Monday with a cervical strain in his neck. Bell said Winker had been ''going in the wrong direction'' recently. ... C Curt Casali (sprained knee) could be activated from the injured list this weekend. Casali hasn't played since July 15. ... Bell said 1B Joey Votto (strained lower back) returning when he's eligible to come off the injured list Sunday is ''not completely out of the question,'' but stressed ''there is no exact date'' for when Votto will be ready to play.UP NEXTReds: Alex Wood (1-2, 5.92 ERA) makes his sixth start of the season Saturday. Wood has allowed 12 runs in 13 innings over his previous three starts.Pirates: Trevor Williams (5-6, 5.65 ERA) is just 3-5 with an 8.20 ERA in 10 starts since returning from the injured list on June 19. Williams gave up eight runs in just two innings against Washington last Monday.---More MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/-Sports
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Rays looking for less complicated route vs. OriolesFLMThe visiting Tampa Bay Rays battled through a lot to win the opener of their four-game series with the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night. Tampa Bay hopes to have an easier time plus the same result when the teams meet again Friday in the second game.The Rays fell behind 2-0 after just two batters in the bottom of the first inning, thanks mostly to two errors from shortstop Willy Adames on those first two plays.Then came the 2-hour, 16-minute rain delay in the fifth that forced starter Ryan Yarbrough out. He came into this game with an 0.46 ERA in August and left after giving up one earned run (and two overall) in 4 1/3 innings. But Adames helped right the ship with a solo homer and a tie-breaking two-run single that led the Rays to a 5-2 victory in that opener.The Rays had to keep pushing through the long rain delay and late finish -- the game ended at nearly 1 a.m. ET -- as they're fighting for a wild-card spot.Tampa Bay's bullpen came through, shutting out the Orioles over the final 4 2/3 innings even though Baltimore threatened a few times. Closer Emilio Pagan bounced back after a blown save Wednesday to retire the Orioles in order in the ninth.The Rays got some bad news on the injury front Thursday when they said that rookie Brandon Lowe suffered a strained left quad while playing in rehab game with Triple-A Durham Wednesday and would be done for the season.Lowe had a .276 average with 16 homers and 49 RBIs in just 76 games. He was on rehab for a shin bruise that sidelined him since the first part of July, but then suffered the quad injury."He did everything we could ask in the first half for us," manager Kevin Cash said to MLB.com. "Unfortunately, the shin injury comes out, and now this as he's getting closer. We're going to miss him." The Rays named newly-acquired Trevor Richards (3-12, 4.53) as the starter for Friday after Thursday's game. This will be his second start for Tampa Bay. He had a no-decision in his first one and is 0-1 with a 16.20 ERA in his only career appearance versus Baltimore -- and that was a start.Ty Blach (0-1, 12.06) is going to make his third start as an Oriole.This will be the first time he's pitched against Tampa Bay.The Orioles' pitching staff set a major league record in Thursday's win. They came into the game tied with the 2016 Cincinnati Reds for most homers allowed in a season (258).But Baltimore gave up two more, one to Adames and the other to Austin Meadows, and the new record is at 260 with just more than a month left in the season.The Orioles had a small injury issue when they scratched shortstop Richie Martin due to a sore left hand, which he got when diving into first base Wednesday. Martin was in the original lineup but pulled and then entered late in the game as a pinch-runner and then designated hitter.Also, manager Brandon Hyde said that playing time for Chris Davis would be limited in the final five weeks.There are just some other players the team needs to see, and since the first baseman isn't hitting, he'll have to sit more as the Orioles want to watch some of their younger guys. That should give Trey Mancini more time at first and opens up more opportunities at the corner outfield spots."There are some people we want to see, at-bats we want to give guys," Hyde said to MLB.com. "We've had conversations about it. I don't think he's swung the bat this year the way he's wanted to. There are some adjustments he needs to make and he's aware of that. The bottom line is, we're going to continue to give some of our younger players opportunities, especially this time of year." --Field Level Media
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Meadows slam, Richards' gem carries Rays past Orioles 7-1BALTIMORE Austin Meadows hit his first career grand slam to cap a seven-run second inning, Trevor Richards shined in his second start with Tampa Bay and the Rays extended their impressive road run by beating the Baltimore Orioles 7-1 Friday night.Meadows hit a 2-0 pitch from Ty Blach (0-2) deep into the center-field seats to send Tampa Bay to its fourth straight win over Baltimore. The drive was the highlight of an inning in which the Rays got five hits and a pair of walks.One night earlier, Meadows hit the 259th home run allowed by the Orioles, a major league record. That number now stands at 261.Tampa Bay has won 11 of its last 12 away games and now sits atop the AL wild-card standings. The Rays' 42-23 road record is the best in the majors.It's been a rough season for Richards, who was 3-12 with Miami before being traded to the Rays on July 31 and immediately optioned to Triple-A Durham. The right-hander received a no-decision in his Tampa Bay debut on Sunday against Detroit, giving up two runs in 3 1/3 innings.Richards (1-0) was dominant in the encore, allowing Baltimore two hits and a walk over six shutout innings, his longest outing since June 8.Aaron Slegers worked the final three innings, getting his first major league save despite allowing a solo homer to Jonathan Villar.The Rays' big second inning featured an RBI double by Kevin Kiermaier and a two-run single by Mike Zunino. Orioles second baseman Hanser Alberto made a diving stop of a two-out grounder but dropped the ball while preparing to throw, thus loading the bases for Meadows.Blach gave up seven runs and nine hits over four innings. Claimed off waivers from San Francisco on Aug. 3, he's toting a 12.15 ERA in three starts with Baltimore.CLEANING HOUSEOrioles GM Mike Elias fired 11 scouts and front office members Friday.''Change happens frequently, especially when you're in a situation where the team has been losing,'' Elias said.DESERVE A BREAKOne day after playing past midnight in a rain-delayed game, the Orioles were given a chance to regroup before getting to work.Manager Brandon Hyde allowed the players to come in late and canceled batting practice, although a rain shower would have wiped it out anyway.''We were going to stay off our feet today,'' Hyde said. ''It's just one of those days when it's late August, we've been at it a while and I'm trying to give the guys a breather.'' TRAINER'S ROOMRays: OF Avisail Garcia (right oblique strain) could be activated off the injured list Saturday, the first day he's eligible to return. He played one rehab game with Triple-A Durham and was in the Rays clubhouse Friday. ... LHP Anthony Banda, who's been sidelined all season while recovering from Tommy John surgery, was activated from the 60-day IL and optioned to Durham. Manager Kevin Cash hopes Banda and RHP Jose De Leon, who was been with Durham since mid-August, might help down the stretch.Orioles: RHP Shawn Armstrong (forearm strain) was placed on the 10-day IL, retroactive to Aug. 22, and recalled RHP Dillon Tate from Triple-A Norfolk. ... OF Dwight Smith Jr. has dealt with several injuries this season, and now he must bide his time in Norfolk. ''Stay down there, get a few more ABs and come up here shortly,'' Hyde said.UP NEXTRays: If Cash knew he was going to use as his starting pitcher Saturday, he wasn't telling on Friday afternoon. Tampa Bay has not yet announced a starter for Sunday, either.Orioles: All-Star lefty John Means (8-9, 3.75 ERA) has lost four straight starts and five of six, including a 12-4 decision against the Rays on July 13.---More MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/-Sports
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Indians aiming to get back on track vs. RoyalsFLMThe Cleveland Indians endured nearly 3 1/4 hours of rain delays before being swept away in their last contest while the Kansas City Royals played just 12 minutes before falling in their last outing.The Indians look to put a halt to their sudden swoon on Friday when they play the opener of a three-game series against the Royals in Cleveland.Cleveland collected just two hits en route to being shut out for the 11th time this season on Thursday in a 2-0 setback over a rain-shortened eight innings to the New York Mets."We had higher hopes than this," second baseman Jason Kipnis said. "These were not the results we were hoping for. It doesn't stop us from what we want to accomplish. We still have enough time left. But we didn't do ourselves any favors." Two errors on one sequence in the seventh inning also didn't help matters for the Indians, or the eight they committed during their seven-game stay in New York against the Yankees and Mets. Cleveland went 2-5 in that stretch and has lost seven of nine overall to fall 3 1/2 games behind first-place Minnesota in the American League Central."It's disappointing. These are good teams, but we're a good team, too," outfielder Tyler Naquin said. "... We're the same team. Still playing good baseball. We just have to turn it around a little bit." Yasiel Puig was responsible for one of the errors on Thursday after his throw to third base was off-line. The recent trade acquisition has also cooled off with the bat, going 0-for-15 with five strikeouts over his last four games.Francisco Lindor and Carlos Santana haven't been shy at the plate in the season series against Kansas City.Lindor is 26-for-62 with three homers, eight RBIs and 14 runs scored versus the Royals this season. He is 15-for-29 with three homers and 10 RBIs against Friday starter Jakob Junis (8-11, 4.78 ERA).Santana, who is 6-for-13 versus the right-hander, has 14 hits against Kansas City in 2019.While Cleveland had plenty of time to watch the rain on Thursday, the Royals didn't have enough time to break a sweat in their contest earlier in the afternoon. They dropped a 5-4 setback against Boston in the completion of a suspended game.Kansas City manager Ned Yost wasn't particularly thrilled with having his team fly into Boston for what amounted to be a cameo appearance on what initially was scheduled as an off day."I don't think there really was another solution," Yost said. "The only other solution for me was to play it after the season ended, and that would make more sense to me rather than have to disrupt them flying cross-country and us flying, and not having off-days." Junis will attempt to work at least six innings for the ninth straight time when he takes the ball for the series opener. He worked 6 1/3 frames in a 4-1 setback to the Mets on Saturday.The 26-year-old went 1-3 with a 6.52 ERA in four meetings with the Indians this season to fall to 3-5 with a 6.05 ERA in 11 career encounters (10 starts) against the club.Cleveland rookie right-hander Zach Plesac (6-4, 3.53) will supply the opposition in the series opener as he aims to rebound from a three-homer performance in a 6-5 loss against the Yankees.Plesac posted a pair of wins versus Kansas City last month, allowing a total of three runs (two earned) and 10 hits in 13 innings.--Field Level Media
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Hand, Lindor lead Indians past Royals 4-1CLEVELAND Brad Hand bounced back from his recent struggles to record his 30th save, Francisco Lindor hit a two-run homer and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Kansas City Royals 4-1 on Friday night.The All-Star closer, who had blown three consecutive saves, gave up a leadoff single to Alex Gordon in the ninth. Pinch-hitter Cheslor Cuthbert bounced into a double play, extending his hitless streak to 0 for 39, and Bubba Starling grounded out to end the game.Hand had allowed seven earned runs and 13 hits over five innings in his previous five appearances.Lindor also gave his team a much-needed boost. The Indians had lost seven of nine, including a 2-5 trip to New York that ended with a three-game sweep to the Mets.The All-Star shortstop hit his 22nd homer, a blast to right field off Jakob Junis (8-12) to give Cleveland a 4-0 lead. Tyler Naquin also had a two-run single in the inning.Rookie Zach Plesac (7-4) allowed one run in 5 2/3 innings. The right-hander is 3-0 in three starts against Kansas City this season.Cleveland split four games with the Yankees and was swept by the Mets. The 2-0 loss Thursday night was called in the eighth inning after two rain delays totaling almost three hours. The Indians' flight to Cleveland arrived around 4 a.m. Friday.Plesac took a three-hit shutout into the sixth when Nicky Lopez led off with a single. Plesac retired the next two hitters before Hunter Dozier hit a line drive to center. Oscar Mercado attempted to make a diving catch, but the ball sailed past him and rolled to the wall, giving Dozier an RBI triple.Junis allowed four runs in four innings and is 1-4 in six starts against Cleveland this season. Lindor is batting .500 (16 for 32) with four homers and 12 RBIs lifetime against the right-hander.The Royals were in Boston on Thursday to complete a suspended game from Aug. 7. The Red Sox scored in the 10th for a 5-4 win and the completion of the game took 12 minutes.Yasiel Puig, who had the nickname ''Wild Horse'' on his uniform as part of the Players' Weekend, broke an 0-for-15 slump with a first-inning single. He also made a long run to catch Starling's fly ball in shallow right field in the second.TRAINER'S ROOMRoyals: LHP Danny Duffy (strained left hamstring) is being sent on a rehab assignment with Double-A Northwest Arkansas.Indians: RHP Carlos Carrasco will pitch in his third rehab game at Triple-A Columbus on Sunday as he continues his comeback from leukemia. Carrasco will make a couple of more minor league appearances before a decision is made whether he'll rejoin the Indians.UP NEXTRoyals: RHP Glenn Sparkman (3-8, 5.40 ERA) is winless in six starts since throwing his first career shutout against the White Sox on July 16. He is 0-2 with a 9.37 ERA in three starts against the Indians this season.Indians: RHP Mike Clevinger (8-2, 3.11 ERA) is riding a seven-game winning streak over nine starts since July 3. He's also 8-0 in his career against the Royals.---More MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/-Sports
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Phillies looking to pounce against lowly MarlinsFLMThe Philadelphia Phillies, embroiled in a fight for one of two National League wild-card playoff spots, can read the schedule. They know the Miami Marlins - the team with the worst record in the league - are next, starting on Friday night, and they are surely thinking sweep.After all, the Phillies head to Miami on a mini roll, having swept a brief two-game series at the Boston Red Sox.Miami, meanwhile, is just happy to be back home at Marlins Park, where their 25-39 record is bad, but at least it's better than their road mark of 20-42.In fact, the Marlins just concluded their second straight 0-6 road trip. The 12 straight road losses ties a club record, and they are just the second franchise in MLB's modern era to go 0-6 or worse on consecutive trips within the same season.Miami lost 3-2 to the Atlanta Braves on Thursday as Ronald Acuna had a walk-off hit."Wins are getting hard to come by," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said after the Braves completed the season series by taking 14 of 19 from Miami. "There are a number of teams that have pumped us pretty good." Oddly, though, the Phillies are just 6-7 against the Marlins this year, and they hope to change that trend on Friday when they send right-hander Vince Velasquez (5-7, 4.35 ERA) to the mound.Miami will counter with right-hander Hector Noesi (0-3, 9.39 ERA).Velasquez is 3-4 with a 4.56 ERA since rejoining Philadelphia's rotation in June. However, he has lasted more than 5 2/3 innings just once in that span.In 13 career starts against the Marlins, Velasquez is 4-3 with a 3.26 ERA. However, he has yet to win at Marlins Park, going 0-3 with a 4.40 ERA in six starts. In two starts at Marlins Park this year, he is 0-1 with a 4.35 ERA.Other than Marlins Park, Velasquez's overall home/road splits are not a factor. He has a 4.22 ERA at home this year and just a bit higher (4.42) on the road.Noesi, a 32-year-old journeyman, has never faced the Phillies in his six-year major-league career, going a combined 12-34 with a 5.46 ERA for five franchises.Before this season, Noesi hadn't pitched in the majors since 2015, when he went 0-4 with the Chicago White Sox. He hasn't won a major-league game since Aug. 27, 2014.And in his three major-league starts this season, Noesi has allowed at least five runs each time. In 15 1/3 innings, he has given up six home runs.Noesi will have to deal with a lineup that includes Phillies star right fielder Bryce Harper as well as slugging first baseman Rhys Hoskins and ex-Marlins catcher J. T. Realmuto.Harper has 27 homers and 92 RBIs, Hoskins has 24 homers and 70 RBIs, and Realmuto has 19 homers and 66 RBIs.On Wednesday, in a 5-2 win at Boston, Hoskins hit leadoff, Harper - who blasted a two-run homer - batted second, and Realmuto was in the No. 3 hole.Right before Harper hit that homer, Boston fans were yelling "overrated" at the highly paid star."He's good at that - shutting (fans) up," Phillies manager Gabe Kapler said of Harper. "They were on him pretty good up until that (homer). I'm really happy for Bryce." --Field Level Media
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Mets aim to improve in NL East race vs. BravesFLMFor about a month, the focus for the New York Mets in terms of likely ways into the playoffs has been on a crowded National League wild-card race.This weekend if things go right, the Mets can make a small dent in the NL East race and they will get three chances to gain ground starting Friday when they host the Atlanta Braves for the opener of a three-game series.The Mets (67-60) are a major league-best 27-10 since the All-Star break and trail the Braves by nine games in the division. They are 1 1/2 games behind in the wild-card race after extending their winning streak to five games and improving to 13-1 in their last 14 home games with a 2-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Thursday night."I think it's a great indication that we're playing very good baseball," Mets manager Mickey Callaway said. "We're continuing to stress the right things. We're playing the game the right way, and everyone's performing." Wilson Ramos had a two-run double to extend his hitting streak to 16 games, the longest by a Met since Carlos Beltran also hit in 16 straight in 2009. During the streak, he is batting .391 (25-for-64) with three homers and 14 RBIs.Atlanta leads the season series with the Mets 8-5 and enters this weekend with five straight wins after Ronald Acuna Jr. had the game-winning single in the ninth inning of Thursday's 3-2 win over the Miami Marlins.Acuna is batting .325 (27-for-83) in his last 20 games and .393 (14-for-48) in the season series with the Mets.Freddie Freeman hit a game-tying homer Thursday and has nine homers in his last 20 games. He also is hitting .327 (16-for-49) with four homers and 10 RBIs against the Mets this season."We just want to make sure we come out every day with the same energy, same passion, love for the game, and God willing, see everybody in October," Acuna said.Jacob deGrom (8-7, 2.61), who is 4-0 with a 1.00 ERA in seven starts since the All-Star break opens the series for the Mets. DeGrom also is 4-0 with a 1.21 ERA in his last eight starts since his last loss on June 28 against Atlanta.The reigning NL Cy Young award winner last pitched Saturday in Kansas City when he allowed one run on three hits in seven innings of a 4-1 win.He is 7-7 with a 2.00 ERA in 20 starts against Atlanta and 1-2 with a 3.72 ERA in three starts against the Braves this season.Mike Foltynewicz (4-5, 6.09 ERA) will make his fourth start since returning from the minors. While he was 5-1 with a 3.86 ERA in six minor league outings, he is 2-0 with a 5.06 ERA in three starts since returning to Atlanta.Foltynewicz last started in a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday when he took a no-decision after allowing two runs on seven hits in 4 2/3 innings.He is 1-1 with a 5.91 ERA in five career appearances (four starts) against the Mets.--Field Level Media
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Lynn, Rangers take aim at improved White SoxFLMTexas Rangers right-hander Lance Lynn boasts a 2.65 ERA in his past three starts.He has an 0-2 record during that span to show for it.Still, as the visiting Rangers prepare to resume their weekend series against the Chicago White Sox on Friday night with Lynn on the mound, there isn't any finger pointing. Unless you count the inward variety.Lynn (14-8, 3.60 ERA) scattered three runs on four hits in five innings during Sunday's home loss to the Minnesota Twins. Although the Rangers rallied to tie the game after he exited, Lynn walked five batters and threw 112 pitches, frustrating statistics for which he took the fall."My command of the strike zone wasn't there all day, really," Lynn said. "When you look at their lineup, you have to be on. I wasn't throwing enough quality strikes, and I was behind in a lot of counts and walked too many guys. I was able to stay in there as long as I could but gave them two runs early, and we were fighting the rest of the game. I have to be better from the get-go." Lynn continues to enjoy a resurgent season that includes a victory against the White Sox. Recovering from early struggles and benefiting from a potent attack, Lynn defeated Chicago at Globe Life Park on June 22 behind seven innings of five-run, six-hit ball.The veteran is 4-1 with a 3.04 ERA in eight career starts against the White Sox.While Lynn figures to remain a rotation cornerstone down the stretch, Rangers manager Chris Woodward said he has spoken with Lynn and lefty Mike Minor about the possibility of missing a start once rosters expand Sept. 1. As with the White Sox, the Rangers are out of the playoff hunt and seeking to evaluate young players."They understand," Woodward said of Lynn and Minor. "They're still playing. Their sacrifice this year has been off the field. They've done so much. They all want to play, but they're also seeing our younger guys take that next step in their development." Rookie righty Dylan Cease (2-6, 5.93 ERA), one of the White Sox's prized young arms, is set to oppose Lynn as Chicago seek its second straight win and fourth in five games. After winning his big league debut July 3 against Detroit, Cease has slumped to a 1-6 record over his past seven starts with a 6.00 ERA.Those struggles include a 1-3 mark and 5.09 ERA in four August starts covering 23 innings. Cease has pitched past five innings just twice in his past six starts while remaining susceptible to the home run; he has allowed 10 in 44 innings."He's been leaving pitches out over the plate a little bit more consistently," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said. "And this is the big leagues. Most of the guys are going to be able to consistently get the barrel to the baseball. It doesn't matter how hard you throw." Friday marks Cease's first career appearance against Texas.White Sox left fielder Eloy Jimenez may return to the lineup following a one-day absence with hip soreness. Jimenez missed Thursday's series opener, a 6-1 Chicago victory, as general manager Rick Hahn said the club would "err on the side of caution." --Field Level Media
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Cease, Moncada lead White Sox past Rangers 8-3CHICAGO Dylan Cease settled down after a tough start, Yoan Moncada hit a two-run homer for the second straight night and the Chicago White Sox beat the Texas Rangers 8-3 on Friday.Adam Engel added two RBIs as Chicago won for the fourth time in five games. Tim Anderson and Leury Garcia each had two hits and drove in a run.Cease (3-6) gave up three-run shot to Willie Calhoun in the first, but the 23-year-old right-hander set a career high with nine strikeouts in six innings. He allowed four hits and walked one in his ninth start since being recalled from Triple-A on July 3.Evan Marshall, Aaron Bummer and Alex Colome combined for three hitless innings in relief of Cease.Moncada also doubled for the second straight game after returning Thursday from a right hamstring strain.Texas right-hander Lance Lynn (14-9) allowed seven runs and 11 hits in 5 2/3 innings. He also struck out 10 while dropping his third straight decision.Cease struck out the side in the first, but also gave up Calhoun's 14th homer, a deep drive to right on a 2-1 pitch. The rookie has allowed at least one homer in each of his nine starts and 11 overall.Chicago rallied in the second. After Lynn walked Matt Skole and Yolmer Sanchez with two out, Engel drove a two-run double to the left-field corner.The White Sox opened a 5-3 lead in the fourth. Sanchez and Anderson had RBI singles and Garcia drove in a run with a double.Jose Abreu's RBI double to the center-field wall in the sixth made it 6-3. Moncada then greeted Shawn Kelley with his 22th homer.ELVIS CLIMBSElvis Andrus singled in the first to give him 1,693 hits with Texas, moving him ahead of Rafael Palmeiro and into third on the franchise's career hits list. Michael Young (2,230) is first, followed by Ivan Rodriguez (1,747).HEARTY COMEBACKTexas right-hander Luke Farrell was activated from the 60-day injured list and pitched a perfect seventh and eighth inning. He had been out since he was hit in the face by line drive in spring training.TRAINER'S ROOMRangers: INF Danny Santana was back in the lineup at first base after sitting out Thursday with a sore left hamstring.White Sox: OF Eloy Jimenez (right hip flexor soreness) didn't start for a second straight game. Manager Rick Renteria said Jimenez was available to pinch-hit and he thinks the rookie slugger could return to the lineup Saturday.UP NEXTRangers left-hander Kolby Allard (1-0, 6.00 ERA) faces White Sox right-hander Ivan Nova (9-9, 4.47 ERA) on Saturday. Nova is 5-0 in his last six starts, posting a 0.85 ERA in the span. Allard makes his fourth start for Texas since being acquired from Atlanta at the trade deadline.
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D-backs visit Brewers as NL wild-card race heats upFLMThe Milwaukee Brewers are at the point where they need a strong 35-game finish to return the postseason.The Brewers look to make up some ground in the playoff derby when they host the opener of a three-game series on Friday against the Arizona Diamondbacks.Milwaukee resides in third place in the National League Central, four games behind the first-place Chicago Cubs. The Brewers trail the St. Louis Cardinals, the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Mets in the race for the second NL wild card.The Brewers are hoping Wednesday's rain-shortened 5-3 win at St. Louis was a starting point. Milwaukee had lost six of its previous eight contests prior to the crucial 7 1/2-inning win.The Brewers set the tone with four first-inning runs against Cardinals right-hander Adam Wainwright, three coming on Mike Moustakas' 31st homer of the season."I caught it out front pretty good," Moustakas told reporters. "He made a really good pitch. I got lucky that I was able to stay back just enough and get the barrel to the ball." Moustakas' career high for homers is 38 with the Kansas City Royals in 2017. He is forming a formidable power duo with reigning NL MVP Christian Yelich, who has 41 home runs and 89 RBIs.The series is highly important to Arizona, which sits 1 1/2 games behind Milwaukee in the wild-card chase.The Diamondbacks lost three of four to the Brewers last month in Phoenix, allowing 27 runs in the series.Arizona also has experienced issues in Milwaukee, as it has lost five straight at Miller Park.The Diamondbacks had a three-game winning streak halted Wednesday when they dropped a 7-2 decision to the Colorado Rockies in Phoenix.An overwhelming bright spot for Arizona has been the play of 30-year-old infielder Eduardo Escobar, who has set career highs of 28 homers and 100 RBIs.Escobar has played in 125 of 128 games, and manager Torey Lovullo keeps looking for ways to give the veteran a breather."He's played a lot of baseball," Lovullo told reporters. "I think it should be my responsibility to give him a little bit of rest. At times, I couldn't do it this year." Escobar wants nothing to do with spending time in the dugout."When the season is done, that's my vacation," Escobar said. "Right now, I need to be working. Every time he gives me a day off, I go to him and say, 'Hey man, I want to play, I don't like having days off. I'll take days off in November and December.'"Right-hander Jordan Lyles (7-8, 4.96 ERA) will make his fifth start for the Brewers since being acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates shortly before the trade deadline.Lyles is 2-1 with a 3.43 ERA for Milwaukee since being acquired from Pittsburgh at the trade deadline. He has allowed just 15 hits over 21 innings but has walked 11 against 18 strikeouts.The 28-year-old Lyles ran into trouble last Saturday against the Washington Nationals when he served up two homers and allowed five runs and seven hits over four frames in a no-decision.Lyles traditionally struggled against the Diamondbacks when he spent 4 1/2 seasons with fellow NL West members Colorado and San Diego. He is 2-7 with a 7.23 ERA in 20 appearances (10 starts) against Arizona.The troubles continued when he faced the Diamondbacks for the Pirates on April 24. He allowed five runs (four earned) and eight hits over five innings of an 11-2 loss.Jake Lamb (7-for-12, three doubles) and Nick Ahmed (4-for-8) have enjoyed success against Lyles.Arizona will counter with right-hander Merrill Kelly (9-12, 4.63 ERA).The 30-year-old rookie has won back-to-back decisions after losing his previous six over a nine-start span.Kelly was sharp against San Francisco in his last turn on Sunday, as he allowed one run and six hits over 5 2/3 innings. It represented a nice turnaround after he gave up 23 earned runs and 32 hits in 19 1/3 innings over his previous four starts.Kelly fared well against the Brewers on July 18 but settled for a no-decision. He allowed one run and three hits over seven innings in a game Milwaukee won 5-1.--Field Level Media
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Twins look to turn tide ahead of series opener vs. TigersFLMThe American League Central-leading Minnesota Twins, who have struggled at home recently, open a three-game series on Friday night against a team that on paper could be the perfect opponent to turn things around against.Minnesota, which is 2-7 in its last nine games at Target Field in Minneapolis, hosts the Detroit Tigers, who are 38 games behind the Twins in the standings in last place in the AL Central.Detroit also owns the worst road record in the majors (17-43). The Tigers, who lost at Houston, 6-3, on Thursday night while the Twins enjoyed a day off, are 2-5 on their current 10-game road trip.Right-hander Jose Berrios (10-6, 3.37 ERA) will start for Minnesota while right-hander Drew VerHagen (3-2, 6.67) will make his first career start against the Twins.Minnesota comes in off a 4-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon, managing just three hits off Lucas Giolito while being shut out for the third time this season."He's a tough customer, and he was on his game," Minnesota manager Rocco Baldelli said of Giolito to MLB.com. "He pounded the strike zone, but he also has elite stuff, too. He made it tough for us from the get-go. We weren't really able to get much going off of him." The Twins managed just a pair of singles -- one on a bunt by Jorge Polanco -- until Jonathan Schoop doubled with one out in the eighth inning. Giolito finished with 12 strikeouts in the complete-game victory."He didn't bite himself in the foot in any way," said Baldelli. "He kept bringing it to us, and today we just didn't have the answer for him." Baldelli no doubt is hoping to have similar comments about his ace after Friday night's contest. Berrios, who was 8-2 on June 6 en route to an All-Star Game invite, is just 2-4 since and comes in off a no-decision at Texas on Saturday despite being staked to an 8-2 lead in the second inning. He allowed seven runs (three earned) on seven hits and three walks over 4 1/3 innings while striking out six in a game the Twins won, 12-7."I think he deserved better than what his line's going to end up looking like after this game," Baldelli said.Still, it was the third straight start that Berrios failed to garner a victory and the second in that span that he allowed at least seven runs. He gave up a career-high nine earned runs on nine hits and four walks in 5 2/3 innings in a 12-7 home loss to the Atlanta Braves on Aug. 6.Berrios is 4-1 with a 6.25 ERA in eight career appearances and seven starts against Detroit. He won his only start against the Tigers this season, 6-4, on April 14 when he allowed two runs on four hits in 6 2/3 innings while striking out seven.VerHagen is 0-0 with a 3.72 ERA in 12 career appearances against Minnesota. He threw one inning of shutout relief against the Twins in his only appearance this season on April 13 in a 4-3 loss.It will be fourth start of the season for VerHagen, who allowed three hits in five innings of shutout relief to pick up the win in a 2-0 victory at Tampa Bay last Saturday."VerHagen was unbelievable against a really good team," said Detroit manager Ron Gardenhire.--Field Level Media
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Dodgers welcome Yankees for showdown of baseball's bestFLMThe host Los Angeles Dodgers have the momentum, but the New York Yankees have the incentive when the two teams with the best records in baseball meet for the first time since 2016 in a three-game series that opens Friday night.Left-handers Hyun-Jin Ryu (12-3, 1.64 ERA) of the Dodgers and James Paxton (9-6, 4.53) of the Yankees are slated to duel in a rare regular-season head-to-head matchup of franchises that have met 11 times in the World Series, with New York prevailing on eight of those occasions.The Dodgers (85-44) have moved into the fast lane in their attempt to finish with the best record in the National League and thus clinch home-field advantage throughout the NL playoffs. They have won three in a row overall and five straight at home, the last two coming in walk-off fashion against the Toronto Blue Jays to open a comfortable eight-game cushion over the Atlanta Braves (77-52) for the NL's best record.Max Muncy played a role in both thrilling finishes, ending it himself with a home run in the 10th inning on Wednesday night before drawing a leadoff walk to ignite a three-run uprising in the ninth on Thursday that was finished by an Enrique Hernandez game-ending single."I can't count how many big hits he's had for us," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts boasted of Muncy. "When we're at home, we feel if the game's tied, we have a good chance to finish it with a walk-off." The National League leader in ERA, Ryu is coming off a rare subpar outing, taking the loss in a 4-3 defeat at Atlanta after allowing all four Braves runs in 5 2/3 innings.He has faced the Yankees just once in his career, suffering the loss in a 6-4 defeat in New York as a rookie in 2013, allowing three runs in six innings, including a home run by Ichiro Suzuki.The Dodgers and Yankees split four games that season, each going 1-1 at the other's site. That's the last time the clubs have met in Los Angeles.The Dodgers took two of three in New York in their last head-to-head in 2016.Ryu will be facing a team that's struggled offensively of late.The Yankees (83-46) totaled just nine runs in three straight losses at Oakland to start a six-game trip. They've managed just 27 runs in their last seven games, five of which were losses.The Yankees begin the series one game up on Houston (82-47) in the race for best record in the American League.Manager Aaron Boone said this week that winning in Los Angeles would demonstrate that his club wouldn't necessarily need home-field advantage in order to have success in the postseason."Obviously, we play really, really well at home and it's a place that we feel like we have a real home-field advantage," he noted to reporters in Oakland. "But we also know we're capable on the road as well." Like Ryu, Paxton has faced Friday's foe just once without any success. Pitching for Seattle, he got a no-decision at Dodger Stadium in 2015 in a 6-5 loss, allowing five runs, including a Yasiel Puig homer, in 6 1/3 innings.The Dodgers, who rolled up 16 runs in their series-opening win over Toronto on Tuesday, has sandwiched that explosion with four games of three runs or fewer, losing consecutive games at Atlanta over the weekend, before late victories over the Blue Jays the past two games.--Field Level Media
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Red Sox to face Padres in rare visit to San DiegoFLMTwo teams on the outside fringe of the wild-card races meet for three games at Petco Park in San Diego with a sweep being the only outcome that truly would help either.If the reigning World Series champion Boston Red Sox, who are visiting San Diego for the first time since 2013, are in position for the sweep Sunday, the opportunity could fall to David Price in a return from the injured list.The Red Sox, who needed only 12 minutes to defeat the Kansas City Royals 5-4 early Thursday in the completion of a suspended game, are in fourth place in American League wild-card standings, but only the top two teams are invited to the playoffs. Boston is seven games back with 33 games remaining.If the playoff odds are long for the Red Sox, they are almost astronomical for the Padres, who are nine games outside the second wild-card spot in the National League bracket and have six teams between them and a playoff berth.While the series opens Friday night with Red Sox left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez (14-5, 4.10 ERA) facing Padres rookie right-hander Chris Paddack (7-6, 3.44 ERA), Boston's rotation plans for Sunday is still getting plenty of attention.Officially, Sunday's starter for Boston is listed as TBA, with Price's return looming. Price has been out since Aug. 4 due to a cyst on his wrist.After posting a 7-2 record with a 3.16 ERA in his first 17 starts, Price had a 10.58 ERA and pitched less than five innings three times in his four starts leading up to his time on the injured list.But he felt much better in a bullpen session Tuesday at Fenway Park."I felt good, better than it did 10 days ago," Price said after the bullpen session. "I'm just getting back in the motion of being on the mound and throwing all my pitches. I got up and down twice and threw 40 pitches." Friday's starters do not have the added injury concern, nor do they have experience against the teams they will face. Neither Rodriguez nor Paddack has ever faced the other team.The Red Sox did take two of three from the Padres at Petco Park in 2013, but the Padres are 10-7 in interleague games this year entering their final interleague series of the season.Rodriguez, 26, has already posted a career-high 14 wins and has become the team's top starter in the absence of Price and Chris Sale, who could be out for the rest of the season with an elbow issue. In his last start, Rodriguez shut out the Orioles on four hits and two walks with four strikeouts over 7 1/3 innings.Paddack, 23, will be making his 22nd start as the Padres continue to monitor his innings by giving the 2016 Tommy John patient extra time between his starts. This start comes a week after he gave up five runs (four earned) on nine hits and a walk with six strikeouts in 4 2/3 innings in Philadelphia."It's just not what Chris does this season," said Padres manager Andy Green. "We're protecting him now for both his and the Padres' future." Over his last three starts, Paddack has given up 13 earned runs on 20 hits in 14 2/3 innings. Before that, he had allowed only eight runs on 19 hits in 34 2/3 innings in his previous six starts.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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8/23/2019 10:10 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+101
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+1.5 (-195)
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Over 9.5 (-101)
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-109
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-1.5 (+175)
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Under 9.5 (-109)
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GAME PREVIEW
Sheffield set for first major-league start as Mariners host Blue JaysFLMJustus Sheffield needed to take a step back to take a step forward.And that last step comes Friday night, when the left-hander is scheduled to take the mound for the Seattle Mariners when they play host to the Toronto Blue Jays in the opener of a three-game series.Sheffield (0-0, 6.00 ERA), the centerpiece to the offseason trade in which the Mariners sent James Paxton to the New York Yankees, will be making his first major league start. He made one relief appearance April 26 for Seattle, allowing two runs on two hits and four walks over three innings. He was optioned back to Triple-A Tacoma the next day.Mariners manager Scott Servais said at the time he'd prefer Sheffield continue to "work on things" rather than move him back and forth between Triple-A and the majors."We'd like to call him up and leave him here and let him go," Servais said.But that's not what happened. Sheffield struggled so mightily at Tacoma, going 2-6 with a 6.87 ERA in 13 appearances with 41 walks in 55 innings, that he was demoted June 14 to Double-A Arkansas to regain his command and confidence.He regained both, going 5-3 with a 2.19 ERA in 12 starts. In 78 innings, he struck out 85 and walked just 18."I feel like I am in a pretty good spot," Sheffield told 710 ESPN in Seattle recently. "When I am on the mound, I just feel good. I had to take a step back but sometimes in life you have got to do that, but I feel like it actually has been a positive step forward for me and I just have to continue to build off where I am right now." The Mariners had Thursday off after completing a nine-game trip to Detroit, Toronto and Tampa Bay, during which they took two of three games at each stop.They rallied for three runs in the ninth inning Wednesday in Tampa Bay to take a one-run lead, only to have the Rays score twice in the bottom of the inning for a 7-6 victory. That snapped Seattle's four-game winning streak."We played well, and they had to come back and win," Mariners outfielder Mallex Smith told the Seattle Times. "We didn't lose. They beat us." The Blue Jays have dropped five consecutive games, including back-to-back walk-off losses to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the team with the best record in the majors.The Dodgers scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth Thursday to win 3-2 after Toronto right-hander Jacob Waguespack allowed just one hit in seven scoreless innings.The Blue Jays are scheduled to start right-hander Trent Thornton (4-8, 5.30 ERA) in the series opener. Last Saturday, he pitched six innings of three-run ball against the Mariners in his first time facing Seattle (0-0, 4.50 ERA), allowing five hits and four walks while striking out three. He didn't get a decision in a game the Blue Jays lost 4-3."He made a big adjustment. He was all over the place, honestly," Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo said after that game. "Four walks. He couldn't command any of his pitches. He did find a way to keep us in the game, but then the last two innings, seven outs or eight outs, he made an adjustment." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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SOCCER |
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8/23/2019 |
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8/23/2019 6:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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-139
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+384
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-107
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+314
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8/23/2019 9:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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-114
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+339
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8/23/2019 9:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+200
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8/23/2019 9:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+394
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-135
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8/23/2019 9:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+1124
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-442
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8/23/2019 9:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+873
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+2 (-120)
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-576
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-2 (-104)
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-200
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-1 (-118)
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+464
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+1 (+100)
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8/23/2019 10:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+122
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+229
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8/23/2019 10:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+415
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-152
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8/23/2019 10:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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-143
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+312
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8/23/2019 10:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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-108
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+309
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+475
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-154
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+508
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+1 (-125)
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Over 2.5 (-117)
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-184
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-1 (+104)
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+1723
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Over 2.5 (-125)
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-533
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+3374
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Over 3 (-108)
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-1186
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Under 3 (-110)
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+105
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Over 2.5 (-112)
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+261
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Under 2.5 (-108)
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+175
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Over 3 (-107)
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+135
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Under 3 (-114)
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+186
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Over 3 (-112)
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+125
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Under 3 (-108)
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+496
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Over 3 (-129)
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-272
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Under 3 (+104)
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8/23/2019 11:00 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+300
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-124
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8/23/2019 11:15 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+413
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Over 3 (-121)
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-148
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OFF
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Under 3 (+104)
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FINAL |
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8/23/2019 11:30 AM EST (TODAY) |
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TOTAL |
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+917
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Over 3.5 (-101)
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-375
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8/23/2019 11:30 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+122
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Over 2 (-127)
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+257
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OFF
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Under 2 (+110)
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8/23/2019 11:30 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+880
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Over 2.5 (+104)
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-290
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Under 2.5 (-127)
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-496
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-2 (-117)
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Over 4 (-110)
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+856
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+2 (-105)
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Under 4 (-110)
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FINAL |
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8/23/2019 11:30 AM EST (TODAY) |
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-262
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-1.5 (+100)
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Over 3.5 (-120)
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+516
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+1.5 (-126)
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Under 3.5 (-104)
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8/23/2019 11:30 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+154
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Over 3 (-119)
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+155
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Under 3 (-102)
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8/23/2019 11:30 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+579
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Over 3 (+101)
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-231
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Under 3 (-125)
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8/23/2019 11:45 AM EST (TODAY) |
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+227
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Over 2 (-111)
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+145
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Under 2 (-112)
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8/23/2019 11:45 AM EST (TODAY) |
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-272
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-1.5 (+101)
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Over 3.5 (+102)
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+622
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+1.5 (-119)
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Under 3.5 (-124)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+377
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-128
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Under 2.5 (-118)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+276
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+109
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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-105
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+308
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Under 2.5 (-126)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+149
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Over 3 (-122)
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+159
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Under 3 (+101)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+222
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+115
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+432
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-162
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Under 3 (-118)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+551
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-228
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Under 3 (-102)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+948
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-420
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Under 3.5 (-124)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+313
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+107
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+965
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+1 (-110)
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Over 2 (+105)
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-255
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-1 (-110)
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Under 2 (-131)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+2758
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+3.5 (-109)
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Over 5 (-109)
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-2283
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-3.5 (-112)
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Under 5 (-111)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+172
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Over 3.5 (-100)
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+133
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Under 3.5 (-123)
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8/23/2019 12:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+350
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-162
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Under 3.5 (-114)
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8/23/2019 12:15 PM EST (TODAY) |
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-190
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-1 (-112)
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Over 3 (-114)
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+452
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+1 (-101)
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Under 3 (-101)
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FINAL |
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8/23/2019 12:15 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+242
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OFF
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Over 3 (+105)
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+106
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OFF
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Under 3 (-123)
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NO PICKS AVAILABLE |
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FINAL |
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8/23/2019 12:15 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+589
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+1.5 (-108)
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Over 3.5 (+100)
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-273
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-1.5 (-104)
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Under 3.5 (-116)
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NO PICKS AVAILABLE |
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IN PROGRESS |
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8/23/2019 12:30 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-104
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-103)
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+283
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-109)
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FINAL |
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8/23/2019 12:30 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+189
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OFF
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Over 3 (-115)
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+126
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OFF
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Under 3 (-104)
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NO PICKS AVAILABLE |
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FINAL |
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8/23/2019 12:30 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+183
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OFF
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Over 3.5 (-111)
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+122
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OFF
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Under 3.5 (-110)
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NO PICKS AVAILABLE |
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IN PROGRESS |
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8/23/2019 12:30 PM EST (TODAY) |
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