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GAME PREVIEW
Sep 23, 2020JACKSONVILLE, Fla. It's the Beard versus the 'Stache in prime time. Fitzmagic on one sideline, Minshew Mania on the other. Maybe the loser should have to shave. Quarterback facial hair is sure to be front and center when the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1) host the Miami Dolphins (0-2) on Thursday night. Miami's Ryan Fitzpatrick has a bushy beard that covers much of his face and engulfs his chin strap; Jacksonville's Gardner Minshew has a unkept horseshoe mustache that seems to go perfectly with his flowing locks. ''I think the beard is a cooler look,'' Fitzpatrick said Tuesday. ''I think guys that grow mustaches a lot of times have patchy sides for their beards, so they just stick with the mustache. '' The 24-year-old Minshew politely fired back at Fitzpatrick, 37. ''I'll let mine speak for itself,'' Minshew said. ''I think I've shown I can grow a beard with no patchy sides. But you know, I'm going to have respect for my elders, especially when they're much, much elder. I'll be respectful. '' One of Minshew's teammates, defensive end Josh Allen, might have a tougher time choosing between the two looks. ''We were in a little team meeting and somebody just brought up the beard and I was like, `Bruh does have a really good beard because his chinstrap is so small, and the beard is just everywhere. ' It's kind of cool,'' Allen said before quickly adding that he'll ''rock with G-Money. '' Allen is more of a fan of Fitzpatrick's beard than the quarterback's wife. ''She hates when it's long like this,'' Fitzpatrick admitted. ''She hates when it's long because, for some reason, she thinks I'm handsome. But when it's long, I'm not handsome. '' Both QBs looked just fine in close losses last week. Minshew threw three TD passes for the third consecutive game, but he had two somewhat-fluky interceptions in a 33-30 loss at Tennessee. Fitzpatrick threw for 328 yards and two touchdowns in a 31-28 loss to Buffalo. He put the Dolphins ahead in the fourth quarter before Josh Allen rallied the Bills against Miami's struggling defense. Fitzpatrick has won his past four starts against Jacksonville - each one with a different team. He beat the Jags with the New York Jets in 2015, with Houston in 2014, with Tennessee in 2013 and with Buffalo in 2012. He's a part of one of the youngest teams in the NFL this year and will be facing another one filled with first- and second-year players, led by Minshew. ''I haven't seen him play a ton, but the few times I have, I like watching him,'' Fitzpatrick said. ''I enjoy his playing style. It looks like he's out there having fun. It's not easy to play quarterback in this league. It's not easy to play as a young quarterback. He's already had a lot of success. ''He's had a great start to the season. He's a guy that I don't think I've played against him, so I'm excited to watch him play and see how he does. '' NOT BUSYAfter Fitzpatrick led the Dolphins in rushing last year, the team acquired veteran running backs Matt Breida and Jordan Howard to improve the ground game. Through two weeks they've combined for only 70 yards rushing on 25 carries, an average of 2. 8 per carry. Myles Gaskin, a seventh-round pick in 2019, leads Miami with 86 yards rushing. ''There is only one football,'' offensive coordinator Chan Gailey said. ''Nobody ever gets it enough. When you have good running backs, everybody cannot touch it as much as they would like. '' SACK SEARCHThe Jaguars don't blitz much, but they might need to start if they can't create more quarterback pressure. They have two sacks in two games - only Carolina and Las Vegas have fewer. ''We all have to take that pride in just getting to the quarterback more, especially I do,'' said Allen, who had 10 1/2 sacks and made the Pro Bowl as a rookie last year. ''So I've just been grinding as much as I can and I've been thinking about all the missed rushes that I could've had. Just learn from that and just move forward. '' NO DEFENSEThe Dolphins' secondary is sure to get tested by Minshew after allowing 413 yards passing last week against the Bills. Josh Allen's receivers were often wide open, and Miami's cornerbacks were repeatedly exposed on crossing routes in man coverage. After Byron Jones was sidelined in the first quarter by a groin injury, former Pro Bowler Xavien Howard and first-round pick Noah Igbinoghene both struggled. The solution? ''My message to the guys is the guys we put you on, those are the guys we expect you to cover,'' Flores said. --- Sports Writer Steven Wine in Miami contributed. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Sep 23, 2020The Los Angeles Lakers seek to take another commanding lead while the Denver Nuggets attempt to avoid another huge hole when the clubs meet in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals on Thursday night at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando.The third-seeded Nuggets got back into familiar territory -- a 2-1 series deficit -- when they held off a late Lakers rally for a 114-106 triumph in Game 3 on Tuesday night.They have lost Game 4 in each of their first two series against Utah and the Los Angeles Clippers, however, to fall behind 3-1 before making a pair of historic comebacks.The top-seeded Lakers, meanwhile, have seized control in their first two rounds against Portland and Houston with a Game 4 win that put them up 3-1 on each occasion. Los Angeles won those games by an average of 15.0 points.The key to reversing Tuesday's defeat? LeBron James believes it's taking better care of the ball and fouling less."They played better than us, more aggressive than us through three quarters," he assessed in the wake of the loss. "We had 16 turnovers for 25 points and put them to the line 29 times. It's not going to be winning ingredients for us if we continue to do that. And we knew that, even after Game 2, we talked about that, trying to assure that. Got to be better than that Game 4." Turnovers have been an issue, but not necessarily a disadvantage, for both teams in the series. The Nuggets have averaged 17.7 in the three games, the Lakers 16.7.Meanwhile, Denver has flipped a free-throw deficit in the series opener (37-28) by shooting 21 more than the Lakers in the last two games (62-41).Nuggets coach Michael Malone credits a more aggressive mindset for the increase in his team's trips to the line, a style of play he told his guys after the Game 3 win that has fans nationwide pulling for the underdogs."We're in this series," he said in a postgame gathering. "We let them know we're not going anywhere. That's what you guys have done this whole postseason. That's why everybody is rooting for us. Keep on showing that grit and resilience and playing for each other." In a series where the scoring of Anthony Davis (95 points) and James (71) has been nearly offset by that of Jamal Murray (74) and Nikola Jokic (73), the impact of a third scorer has aided each team.The Lakers got 18 points from Kentavious Caldwell-Pope in its 12-point win in Game 1, while the Nuggets benefitted from Jerami Grant's postseason career-high 26 in their eight-point win in Game 3.Lakers guard Rajon Rondo notched a piece of NBA history with his eight assists Tuesday. He passed Kobe Bryant for ninth place on the NBA's all-time postseason list, with another heavyweight -- Scottie Pippen -- now on Thursday's radar, just six ahead.Game 5, which is no longer an "if-necessary," is scheduled for Saturday. The Lakers have wrapped up both their previous series in five games.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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9/24/2020 |
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GAME PREVIEW
Pirates aim for third straight win over CubsWith a win Thursday, the Pittsburgh Pirates can pick up their third straight victory and win their four-game series with the visiting Chicago Cubs.That would be no small feat for Pittsburgh (17-39), which had lost five straight and 13 of 15 before picking up a second straight win Wednesday, 2-1.The Pirates are playing for pride and to make an impression on management in the final days of this shortened season, while the Cubs (32-24) sit in first place in the National League Central and are headed for the playoffs.One noticeable strength for Pittsburgh lately is the starting pitching. Over the past nine games, involving six starters, there have been five quality starts, a 1.80 ERA over 49 1/3 innings, 57 strikeouts with just 15 walks, and a .163 opponent average, according to AT&T Sportsnet.While that has only translated to two wins for the starters in those nine games, manager Derek Shelton has liked what he has seen."I think we're attacking the (strike) zone," he said. "I just think they've done a nice job of getting in attack mode." If this were a normal season, it could be said that the starters are hitting their stride. That thought made Shelton smile, considering the Pirates have just four games left."We're finding our groove right now, and they're pitching well," he said.Chicago has been a formidable opponent, winning the season series six years in a row, including a 6-3 mark this year.Chicago remains without third baseman Kris Bryant, who left Monday's game with oblique tightness. Manager David Ross is hopeful Bryant can return before the playoffs, but it's unclear whether he might be available for the series finale Thursday."I'm optimistic," Ross said. "He felt better (Wednesday)." Thursday, Chicago right-hander Alec Mills (5-4, 4.14 ERA) is scheduled to face Pittsburgh right-hander Chad Kuhl (1-3, 5.03 ERA).Mills' season, and perhaps his career, will [be defined by what he did Sept. 13 - when he threw a no-hitter against Milwaukee.If you ask him, though, he pitched better his next time out.That wasn't a no-hitter, or even close. Saturday, he pitched six-plus innings against Minnesota, giving up four runs and six hits, with seven strikeouts and one walk in the Cubs' 8-1 loss."Baseball's funny," Mills said. "I actually think (Saturday's) stuff was probably better than I had (during the no-hitter), to be honest with you. You may think I'm crazy for saying that." His manager didn't think Mills was crazy."I thought he was pitching really well," Ross said of Saturday's outing. "He was moving the ball around, mixing in all his stuff. I thought he was throwing the ball really good. Looked good from the side. Looked as good as (he did against) Milwaukee." Which means there might not be a direct correlation between how well he pitches Thursday against Pittsburgh and what the outcome will be.Mills will be making his second career start, fifth appearance, against the Pirates. He is 0-1 with a 5.79 ERA.Kuhl has given up one earned run or fewer in six of his nine outings. That includes his last time on the mound. On Friday, he gave up five hits and four runs, but just one earned, with six strikeouts and two walks in five innings against St. Louis.He is 1-6 with a 6.75 ERA in 11 career games, 10 of them starts, against the Cubs.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Giants eye playoff push in finale with RockiesThe San Francisco Giants can bolster their playoff chances while also formally eliminating the visiting Colorado Rockies from contention when the National League West clubs meet for a final time on Thursday afternoon.By virtue of two consecutive wins over the Rockies after a series-opening loss on Monday, the Giants (28-27) are in a virtual tie with the St. Louis Cardinals (27-26) and the Cincinnati Reds (29-28) in the NL wild-card race.The Cardinals and Reds are tied for second in the NL Central, and the top two teams from each division will receive automatic playoff berths.The Philadelphia Phillies (28-29) and Milwaukee Brewers (27-28) loom just one game behind in the battle for the final two playoff spots in the NL.The regular season ends Sunday.The Rockies (24-31) have fallen four games behind the Giants and Reds with just five to play.Rockies right-hander Chi Chi Gonzalez (0-2, 7.53 ERA) and Giants righty Kevin Gausman (3-3, 3.76) are the scheduled starters in the season finale, which will determine whether Colorado wins the season series or if the clubs finish in a 5-5 tie.As the Giants await the return of injured outfielder Mike Yastrzemski, Alex Dickerson has celebrated the birth of his son with an offensive explosion this week.He had a home run, a double and a single in his first game back on Monday, then smacked a pinch-hit homer in Tuesday's win.Dickerson was back in the starting lineup Wednesday and responded with two doubles and a single, raising his season average to .307.The second-year Giant has owned Gonzalez in their brief history, going 4-for-5 with two doubles.Gonzalez has faced the Giants four times in his career, three times as a starter, amassing a 0-2 record with a 5.40 ERA.Five different Giants drove in runs in Wednesday's win, including Brandon Belt, whose RBI was the 500th of his career. He reached base in all five of his plate appearances with three hits and two walks as his average soared to .313."We've all heard hitting is contagious, and it really is," he said after the game. "This really does remind me of back in the day when we were winning championships and it seemed like somebody new stepped up every single night. It looks like that's happening right now, and we feel good about it." Gausman, a Colorado native, will be making his fourth career start against the Rockies. He has gone 1-1 with a 5.87 ERA in the first three head-to-heads.One Rockies hitter who has gotten the better of Gausman over their careers is ex-Giants outfielder Kevin Pillar, who has gone 13-for-36 (.361).An in-season acquisition by the Rockies last month, Pillar has made such a favorable impression, Colorado manager Bud Black noted earlier this week that he would love to have him back next year."There's a steadiness to him that I've come to appreciate -- he plays the right way," Black said. "In a short period of time, our guys and I have come to respect the way he plays from the time he gets to the ballpark. He does it the right way. That's professionalism for me." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Corbin, Peterson get nods as Nats, Mets face offThe Washington Nationals will be looking to rebound following a tough loss in the series finale to the Philadelphia Phillies when they open the final series of the season Thursday at home against the New York Mets.The Nationals won three of four against the Phillies but were crushed 12-3 on Wednesday. Juan Soto's two-run home run in the ninth was a rare bright spot for Washington, which fell to 23-33.The defending World Series champion Nationals, who will not be returning to the postseason in 2020, will turn to Patrick Corbin on the mound.Corbin (2-6, 4.76 ERA) will be making his 11th start for the Nationals. Corbin's 10th start was not very memorable as he allowed a career-high 14 hits to go along with seven runs in six innings on the road against the Miami Marlins.Corbin is 4-5 with a 4.28 ERA in 16 career games, 15 starts, against the Mets."For me, uncharacteristic," Nationals manager Dave Martinez said of Corbin's previous start. "He threw a lot of balls over the middle of the plate. That's what I saw. His location is not what it typically is, and then when you do, you're going to get hit." Before the outing, Corbin didn't believe he would allow 14 hits."I felt pretty good. I don't know," Corbin said. "Like I said, it was just strange. They came out swinging. It seemed like every inning, they had a couple guys on there. They had some really good swings on me. I think that's probably the most hits I've given up in a game, so just a little frustrating." The Mets dropped to 25-31 following an 8-5 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday.They'll begin their final four-game series by sending 25-year-old David Peterson to the mound. Peterson (5-2, 3.80 ERA) will be making his ninth start.Peterson's eighth start was quite impressive as he tossed six strong innings and gave up three hits and one run with 10 strikeouts and four walks against the Atlanta Braves. Peterson threw a career-high 102 pitches and worked 22 swings and misses.Peterson, a 2017 first round pick, is 1-0 against the Nationals this season with a five-inning outing earlier this season only allowing one unearned run."It's been awesome," Peterson said of his time with the Mets. "I've felt ready to contribute in any way possible and in any way the coaching staff and the team asked. It's been a blessing for me to be up here, learn from it and get some experience this year." Along with Jacob deGrom, the Mets seem to have another reliable starter to lean on, which will build confidence heading into next season."He's stepped up," Mets manager Luis Rojas said of Peterson. "He's done it repeatedly. I think his poise, along with his stuff, is what let him work through some of the tough situations that he has encountered in his young career." In Wednesday's loss, both Todd Frazier and Andres Gimenez homered for the Mets. But they were 1-for-5 with runners in scoring position.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Alomar, Indians riding high into White Sox finaleSandy Alomar Jr. has guided the Cleveland Indians to a 24-18 record this season while serving as acting manager in place of Terry Francona, who has persevered through a spate of health issues but appears on track to join the club for the playoffs.It still remains possible for Francona to reunite with the Indians in the American League postseason bubble with Cleveland in the field as AL Central champs.While the Indians enter Thursday's series finale against the slumping Chicago White Sox in third place in the division, their three straight wins against visiting Chicago have pulled Cleveland to within 2 games of the suddenly second-place White Sox. Meanwhile, Cleveland is just 2 1/2 games behind the Central-leading Minnesota Twins, who leapfrogged the White Sox on Wednesday after Chicago lost for the fourth straight game and fifth time in six games.The steady hand of Alomar, a former Indians catcher and coach, has helped Cleveland (32-24) stay the course."That shows how good Tito (Francona) is and how good Sandy could be in the manager position," Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor said. "He's worked extremely hard. We had so many ups and downs throughout the season, so much adversity that we had to deal with. Every single guy that's stepped up this year in the coaching staff, I'm extremely proud and I'm blessed to be part of what's happening now." While Alomar acknowledges that "it's an honor" to manage Cleveland in a fill-in role, he's equally adamant about the instrumental impact his coaching colleagues have made on the team's resurgence."I was just doing my job and this happened," Alomar said. "I'm just glad that I have many people that I can lean on and then can help me." Since clinching the franchise's first postseason berth since 2008 a week ago, the White Sox (34-22) have stumbled. Things have been especially galling in Cleveland. The Indians have scored first in each of the first three games of the series but more notably scored last on Tuesday and Wednesday, getting walk-off home runs from Jose Ramirez and Jordan Luplow, respectively, to tighten the race.The White Sox have scored 23 runs while losing six of eight, and Chicago rookie center fielder Luis Robert is in an 0-for-28 slump while batting just .086 (6-for-70) in September.Still, with Minnesota idle on Thursday, the White Sox can move into a first-place tie with a win in the series finale."We were playing well all season long. Our offense was spectacular. It's hard to maintain that," Chicago right-hander Lucas Giolito said. "This stretch is a little wakeup call. It shows us we're not invincible each time out. Things will be tough at times. We need to believe in ourselves to get out of it." Left-hander Dallas Keuchel (6-2, 2.04 ERA) will aim to stabilize the White Sox in his final regular season start. Keuchel hasn't faced the Indians this season and is 4-1 with a 2.79 ERA in eight career appearances -- including seven starts -- against Cleveland.Righty Zach Plesac (4-2, 1.85 ERA) will get the call for the Indians. Plesac is 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA in two starts against Chicago this season, with 18 strikeouts in 14 innings. He is 1-2 with a 2.42 ERA in four career starts versus the White Sox.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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© 2020 The Associated
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Blue Jays vying for playoff spot as they face YankeesThe Toronto Blue Jays can clinch a postseason berth with a victory over the visiting New York Yankees Thursday night in the finale of a four-game series in Buffalo, N. Y.After defeating the Yankees 14-1 on Wednesday night for their second win in the first three games, the Blue Jays can take the series with a victory and also gain a split in the 10-game season series.The Yankees (32-24) played a sloppy game Wednesday, making four errors on the night and failing to score a run after loading the bases with none out in the fifth with the Blue Jays (29-27) leading 5-1.Left-hander Jordan Montgomery (2-2, 5.12 ERA) will pitch for the Yankees against Blue Jays left-hander Hyun Jin Ryu (4-2, 3.00).The Yankees are second in the American League East, three games ahead of the third-place Blue Jays. The Tampa Bay Rays clinched first in the division Wednesday by defeating the New York Mets 8-5.The Yankees still have a chance to advance in the seedings to gain home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs."We didn't play very well tonight in every facet," Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. "We're a better team than we showed tonight. ... It's a frustrating performance but it happened but we've got to put it behind us and understand the amazing opportunity that sits in front of us." Montgomery will make his 10th start of the season Thursday and his second of the season against Toronto. He allowed two runs in 3 1/3 innings against Toronto on Sept. 7 at Buffalo and did not factor in the decision as New York lost 12-7. He is 2-0 with a 2.78 ERA in five career outings (four starts) against Toronto.Ryu allowed five runs in five innings against the Yankee on Sept. 7 and did not factor in the decision. He is 0-2 with an 8.80 ERA in three career starts against the Yankees.The Blue Jays have a young team and many of the players have not experienced meaningful major league games in September let alone postseason competition."We have a lot of work to do," said Blue Jays second baseman Cavan Biggio, who had a two-run double in an eight-run sixth Wednesday. "I think we're just scratching the surface on what we're going to be able to do at this level. To see it coming this early on in our careers gives us a little glimpse of what we can end up doing in the future." "I'm very proud of my team to be in this position at this time, to be in a position to clinch a playoff spot," Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo said. "No one expected us to be here and you can feel the vibe in there. This is a great experience for them. Just going through this for the first time it's pretty cool for these kids. You can see it. This experience is going to help them from now until they retire." Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen continued his hot hitting against the Yankees. He was 4-for-4 Wednesday with two solo homers and three RBIs. Jansen is batting .373 (22-for-59) with four doubles, six homers and 15 RBIs in 18 career games against the Yankees.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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Marlins try to salvage series finale vs. BravesMarlins try to salvage series finale vs. BravesThe visiting Miami Marlins will turn to Pablo Lopez to help them salvage a game in the four-game series with the Atlanta Braves and trim a game off their magic number to sew up a playoff spot.Atlanta (34-22) has won the first three games in the series between the two National League East rivals and is trying to hold onto the No. 2 seed for the playoffs. The Braves have a two-game lead over Chicago for the league's second-best record.The Marlins (28-28) still have a magic number of three after Philadelphia won on Wednesday. Miami is trying to secure a place in the postseason for the first time since 2003. The Marlins have lost four straight, but cling to a half-game lead over Philadelphia (28-29) for second place in the East."We're trying to preach to take care of our business," said Miami left fielder Corey Dickerson. "Play for one another. Be a good teammate. There's no reason to play a different way right now. We're thankful to have this opportunity ahead of us." Miami manager Don Mattingly is trying to get his club to play the way it has most of the season. The Marlins don't need anything extra, just what they've already shown over the last two months."The best players don't get to the playoffs or down to the last week of the season and say, 'Now, I've got to be really good.' You've got to be just what you've been," Mattingly said. "That standard should be really high, and it should be higher than your standard for them." The series finale will feature Lopez (5-4, 3.96 ERA) against Atlanta's Ian Anderson (3-1, 2.36).Lopez has made 10 starts and pitched at least five innings in eight of those. In his last start on Saturday, Lopez went 5 1/3 innings against Washington and allowed two runs on three hits, three walks and seven strikeouts.He was beaten by the Braves on Sept. 9, getting knocked out after allowing seven runs in 1 2/3 innings. In seven career starts against Atlanta, Lopez is 1-4 with a 5.05 ERA.Anderson, a rookie who was the organization's top pitching prospect, got his first start on Aug. 26 and has become the team's second-best starter. Anderson is coming off his first loss, suffered on Saturday against the New York Mets when he allowed three runs in 4 2/3 innings.Anderson started on Sept. 7 against Miami and left after three innings because of a high pitch count. He gave up two runs, one earned, and was not involved in the decision.The Atlanta offense continues to put up big numbers since the return of second baseman Ozzie Albies, who missed a month with a right wrist bone bruise. In the 14 games since Albies returned, the Braves are averaging 7.8 runs per game. Albies hit cleanup and went 2-for-4 on Wednesday. He is batting .404 (23-for-57) since he returned.The Braves have hit 99 home runs, second only to the Los Angeles Dodgers. They have 51 homers in September, five short of the franchise record for the most homers in a month set in June 2019."This is pretty satisfying, given how crazy this whole year has been," first baseman Freddie Freeman said. "For us to lose so many guys over the year, it's pretty amazing what we were able to do." --Field Level Media
Game
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GAME PREVIEW
Red Sox look to continue late-season surge vs. OriolesThe Boston Red Sox have experienced a highly disappointing season but are making a final-week push.The Red Sox will go for their first four-game winning streak on Thursday when they close a three-game series against the visiting Baltimore Orioles.A victory would also move Boston (22-34) out of sole possession of the American League East cellar and into a tie with the Orioles (23-33). The Red Sox have won the first two games by a cumulative 17-4 score.Catcher Kevin Plawecki said it would have been easy for Boston to have mailed in the season after falling out of the playoff mix. He is impressed with the intensity the club is playing with in the final days of the campaign."We had a tough (nine)-game stretch early," Plawecki said of a dismal August losing streak that dropped the team's record to 6-18. "With the shortened season, I think we all kind of realized the magnitude of each and every game."We have a good team. We really do. We're going to keep fighting and try to win as many games as we can here. We have four left and we're going to keep fighting until the end." Plawecki was one of the standouts of Wednesday's 9-1 trouncing of the Orioles.He went 3-for-4 with two RBI and Rafael Devers smacked a three-run double raise his team-leading RBI count to 39.But while Devers is potent with the bat, the 23-year-old has been a liability with the glove and leads all major league third basemen with 13 errors.Red Sox manager Ron Roenicke says improvement is needed and feels there is a snowball effect once Devers makes one miscue."Raffy's got the toolset to be a good third baseman," Roenicke said. "If he can be even an average third baseman defensively, with the way he swings the bat it's a huge value for a team. But at times, there are some lapses. He knows it. He's really hard on himself when he makes an error. He doesn't like it. He works at it. And I think he'll just continue to get better and better." The Orioles are sliding in the wrong direction with 12 losses in their past 15 games."It's always tough when the offense and pitching staff aren't lining up," Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said. "Just wash it and move on to the next game and try to finish strong here these last few games and have fun playing baseball." Baltimore avoided the shutout Wednesday when outfielder Austin Hays cleared the Green Monster in left-center field in the seventh inning.Hays went 3-for-4 for his fifth multi-hit outing of the month. The 25-year-old is batting .371 (13-for-35) in September."Nice to see him get it going a little bit with three hits tonight," Hyde said. "Driving the ball out to left field, playing some exciting baseball right now. I think getting some at-bats under his belt, starting to feel a little bit more comfortable."It's nice to roll into the offseason swinging the bat well. Hopefully he can keep it going the next four days." Orioles right-hander Alex Cobb (1-5, 4.76 ERA) is winless in eight starts since opening the season by beating the Red Sox. He allowed one run and four hits over 5 1/3 innings in that outing.Cobb, 32, received a no-decision against Boston on Aug. 22 when he gave up two runs and six hits over five innings. He is 8-6 with a 3.73 ERA in 19 career starts against the Red Sox.Christian Vazquez (11-for-16) and J. D. Martinez (11-for-22, one homer, five doubles) have regularly enjoyed success against Cobb.In his last turn on Friday, Cobb gave up two runs and four hits over six innings while losing to the Tampa Bay Rays, 2-1.Left-hander Martin Perez (3-4, 3.88) will look to help Boston complete the sweep.Perez was solid in his last outing when he gave up three hits over six scoreless innings in a no-decision against the New York Yankees on Friday.The 29-year-old Perez is 4-5 with a 4.77 ERA in 11 career starts against the Orioles.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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Press, All Rights Reserved.
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8:05 PM EST |
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+154
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GAME PREVIEW
Tigers have slim playoff hopes as they face RoyalsManagers and players always talk about not giving up, whether it's fighting until the 27th out of a game or battling until the postseason chances are officially eliminated.The latter is the case for the Kansas City Royals as they were eliminated with Tuesday's loss to St. Louis. The Detroit Tigers are hanging by the slimmest of threads heading into the opener of a four-game series Thursday night in Kansas City. The Tigers will be eliminated with a loss or a win by Houston.The four-game series will be all about the future, even though it's hard to accept the fact that the postseason is out of reach."I think my emotions have been pretty consistent except in the fourth inning (Tuesday) night, maybe," said Royals manager Mike Matheny, who received his first ejection in Tuesday's game against the Cardinals. "I don't ever want to feel good about us not winning. I won't do this job anymore if that day ever comes."You guys have heard me pound the table here for quite a while now, but I believe more now in this group than I did the first time I started pounding the table. I just need them to continue to take the steps and believe in themselves as much as we do.The Tigers will have Michael Fulmer (0-2, 8.17 ERA) as their starter for Thursday's game, while the Royals will send rookie Kris Bubic (1-6, 3.97 ERA) to the mound. The win-loss record doesn't speak to how well Bubic has thrown, especially lately, but the ERA says plenty.In his last outing in Milwaukee, Bubic gave up one run on one hit in 5 1/3 innings. He struck out seven. The run was unearned, but it was plenty costly as the Royals lost 5-0. The Brewers scored four runs in the eighth inning off the Royals bullpen."His best yet," Matheny said after that outing. "It's one of those indicators of things to come in my mind. No question the best breaking ball he's had so far. It had late break, it had bite. And that made his changeup all the better because they had to worry about two other weapons." Bubic, who will be making his first appearance against the Tigers, has been strong lately, with a 1.99 ERA (five earned runs in 22 2/3 innings) in his last four starts.Fulmer has not pitched more than three innings in nine starts this season, his first since Tommy John surgery. But after giving up nine earned runs on 13 hits in five innings combined in his prior two starts, he pitched well in his last outing. He gave up no runs and just one hit in three innings against Cleveland."That's the best three innings that he's had," then-manager Ron Gardenhire said after the Cleveland start. "I mean, everything looked really good." Fulmer knows this year was necessary as he learns to pitch again."I feel like I know how to manipulate a ball a lot better as far as spin, especially on the fastball -- a little cut here, a little sink there," Fulmer said after that same game. "I think, just (my) command is a lot better going forward, as well."I know it hasn't been very sharp this year, but I think the past few starts have been a lot better, more efficient mechanics, less stress on the body and I think the velocity will ultimately come back next year, for sure. I just have to work with what I have." Fulmer is 2-5 with a 4.55 ERA in 10 career starts against the Royals.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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-119
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GAME PREVIEW
Astros face playoff pressure at RangersThe Houston Astros squandered an opportunity to clinch a postseason berth on Wednesday and put themselves in a position to face a stressful four-game weekend series in Arlington.By dropping the rubber match of their three-game series with the Seattle Mariners, the Astros (28-28) saw their magic number to secure second place in the American League West hold at two. Houston lost 3-2 and has scored more than three runs just four times over its last 16 games and five series.The Astros will close the regular season against the Texas Rangers (19-37) at Globe Life Field."We need to do a better job offensively," Astros third baseman Alex Bregman said. "We need to get better. It's getting down to the end of the season so we need to start swinging the bats a lot better." Said Astros manager Dusty Baker: "We're better hitters than we're hitting. The guys are putting in the work and putting in the time." Houston remains in pole position, needing just one win and one loss by the Los Angeles Angels to qualify for the postseason. The Angels open a three-game series against the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday.Still, given their offensive struggles, the Astros know what is required this weekend."I think we just need to play better baseball," Bregman said.Rookie right-hander Cristian Javier (4-2, 3.33 ERA) will start the series opener for Houston on Thursday. In his return to the rotation following his second career relief appearance, Javier allowed two runs on four hits and one walk with six strikeouts over four innings in a 3-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday.Javier has recorded a 3.55 ERA and 1.01 WHIP with 42 strikeouts over 45 2/3 innings in nine starts. He limited the Rangers to one run on two hits and two walks with three strikeouts over 6 2/3 innings in a 2-1 victory at Minute Maid Park on Sept. 2.Right-hander Lance Lynn (6-2, 2.53 ERA) is the scheduled starter for the Rangers. Lynn is tied for the MLB lead in starts (12), is second in innings pitched (78 1/3) and has posted the lowest WHIP (0.96) of his career.Lynn has logged seven innings in each of his previous three starts, going 2-0 with a 2.14 ERA and 21 strikeouts while limiting opposing batters to a .189 average during that stretch. He did allow a season-high six runs on eight hits and two walks with seven strikeouts over six innings in an 8-4 loss to the Astros on Sept. 3.Lynn is 5-5 with a 3.13 ERA over 12 career appearances (11 starts) against Houston.Rookie left-hander Wes Benjamin will not make a start in the Houston series but he continues to make a name for himself as Texas brass evaluates potential fixtures down the stretch. Benjamin allowed three runs on seven hits and one walk over five innings but did not factor into the decision in a 7-3 loss to Arizona on Wednesday."I know he wants the ball, I know he loves to compete out there," Rangers manager Chris Woodward said. "I trust his execution, I think that shows right from the beginning from pitch one. He executes all his pitches done by the count, attacks the game plan for the opposing hitter and he just does that as consistently as anybody on our roster to be honest." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
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8:15 PM EST |
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-144
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-1.5 (+121)
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+133
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GAME PREVIEW
Cards, Brewers making playoff push with 5-game seriesThe visiting Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals continue their battle for playoff berths when they open their five-game series Thursday.The Cardinals (27-26) and Cincinnati Reds (29-28) are tied for second in the National League Central, both one game above .500. The Brewers (27-28) are one game back of them, tied with the Philadelphia Phillies (28-29) in the race for the second NL wild-card slot."We're going to have to be at least .500 to be in contention, I know that," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said after his team fell to the Reds 6-1 Wednesday night. "I think if you get over .500, then you're looking pretty good. It's as simple as that. I think it's pretty safe to say we have to win at least three and probably four (against the Cardinals) to assure getting in." Both teams will enter this series at Busch Stadium on a down note. The Brewers lost two of three games to the Reds this week and the Cardinals lost two of three to the Kansas City Royals.The Brewers will start righty Corbin Burnes (4-0, 1.77 ERA) in the series opener. In his previous start, last Saturday, Burnes got the win after giving up four hits over six shutout innings in a 5-0 win over Kansas City. He struck out nine and did not walk a batter.In his one start against the Cardinals this season Burnes, allowed one run in 4 2/3 innings during a 3-2 loss Sept. 14. He is 1-1 with a 6.19 ERA in six career appearances against the Cardinals, including three starts."Just because it's the last outing of the year doesn't mean we're going to go out there and change what we've been doing and the way we approached the game," Burnes said. "The way we're going to go out and attack the Cardinals is going to be the same as how we approach the entire season. I just faced these guys a couple of starts ago, and with a pretty important series ... we really need to win every game." He will face left-hander Kwang-Hyun Kim (2-0, 1.59). Kim threw seven scoreless innings in his only career start against the Brewers, getting a no-decision in a game the Brewers won in extra innings on Sept. 14.Kim struggled in his most recent start, allowing four runs in 5 1/3 innings during a 5-4 Cardinals victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.The Cardinals are closer to full strength for this series. Earlier this week, closer Giovanny Gallegos returned from his groin muscle strain to strengthen the bullpen, and right fielder Dexter Fowler came back from a stomach ailment to give the flagging offense a boost."It was fun to get out there and see the boys," Fowler said. "And just get in the clubhouse and laugh with the boys and joke with the guys. And just getting out there grinding again with them. It's unfortunate I couldn't be out there soon, but I'm glad to finally get out there." Brewers slugger Ryan Braun (sore back) sat out Wednesday's game. Counsell hopes to get him back in this series, preferably with some work in the outfield. That would allow Daniel Vogelbach to fill the designated hitter role.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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COMING
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9:40 PM EST |
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+190
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+1.5 (-101)
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Over 9 (-110)
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-210
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GAME PREVIEW
Dodgers' Buehler makes mound return against A'sEven after clinching their division title, as well as the best record in the National League, the Los Angeles Dodgers might be playing one of their most important games of the season at home Thursday against the Oakland Athletics.Right-hander Walker Buehler is scheduled to come off the injured list and start Thursday, testing the blister on his right index finger that has placed him on the disabled list twice in the last 4 1/2 weeks. It will be his first career outing against Oakland.Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says he intends to use Clayton Kershaw and Buehler as his starters in next week's opening round of the playoffs. He has not named a third starter.But Buehler (1-0, 3.86 ERA) needs to prove he is up for the task, otherwise the Dodgers will have two playoff rotation vacancies. Buehler last pitched Sept. 8 at Arizona, lasting just 2 2/3 innings and leaving with continued finger issues. A television shot of Buehler's hand showed a bloody hole inside of what appeared to be a callus on his finger tip.Outside of Kershaw and Buehler, the remaining starting options for the Dodgers are left-hander Julio Urias and rookie right-handers Dustin May and Tony Gonsolin. As long as Buehler's blister issue doesn't regress, the Dodgers will only have to choose one of the three, and the decision on who to use could be based on who the Dodgers meet in the opening three-game series."For us, I think it's just more of worrying about ourselves, than preparing for any opponent we might face," Roberts said. "I think at the end of the day, they've still got to throw the baseball over the plate and we have to make plays and take good at-bats and do the same thing and get guys out. If we do that, we're gonna be fine." Urias made a case for himself Wednesday, giving up one run on two hits over six innings. The Dodgers experimented by using Joe Kelly as the opener followed by Brusdar Graterol. Urias was called upon in the third inning and did not seem fazed by the adjustment.The A's are scheduled to send right-hander Mike Fiers (6-2, 4.67) to the mound Thursday. Fiers has six appearances (five starts) against the Dodgers in his career, going 4-1 with a 2.00 ERA.In his only other career start at Dodger Stadium in 2012, he gave up one run on five hits over seven innings while earning the victory for the Milwaukee Brewers.Like the Dodgers, the A's also are working on lining up a postseason rotation. Left-hander Sean Manaea, who faced the Dodgers on Wednesday, will be in the rotation mix, along with right-hander Chris Bassitt.In his final start of the regular season Manaea gave up three runs on six hits over six innings against the Dodgers.Oakland will commit to a rotation plan when they know their opponent for next week's opening round."It just depends; we're not sure what we're going to do yet," A's manager Bob Melvin said. "We'll probably try to create some scenarios to keep our options open, but I'm not going to overwork the starters at this point." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
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+144
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+1437
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-508
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2:00 PM EST |
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2:00 PM EST |
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2:00 PM EST |
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+484
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+1 (-129)
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-173
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+806
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-121)
|
|
|
-254
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-113)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+4014
|
OFF
|
Over 4 (-104)
|
|
|
-1853
|
OFF
|
Under 4 (-114)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-918
|
-2.5 (-114)
|
Over 3.5 (-107)
|
|
|
+2730
|
+2.5 (-102)
|
Under 3.5 (-112)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+124
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-113)
|
|
|
+229
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-101)
|
|
| League: League Cup (England) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:15 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+1494
|
+2 (-116)
|
Over 3 (-122)
|
|
|
-549
|
-2 (-101)
|
Under 3 (-113)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+495
|
+1 (-115)
|
Over 2.5 (-115)
|
|
|
-183
|
-1 (-101)
|
Under 2.5 (-119)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+569
|
OFF
|
Over 3.5 (-115)
|
|
|
-246
|
OFF
|
Under 3.5 (-119)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+490
|
+1 (-108)
|
Over 3 (-111)
|
|
|
-180
|
-1 (-108)
|
Under 3 (-107)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+154
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-140)
|
|
|
+178
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (+105)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+1551
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-137)
|
|
|
-628
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (+102)
|
|
| League: Europa League (UEFA) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-683
|
-2.5 (-101)
|
Over 3.5 (-105)
|
|
|
+1540
|
+2.5 (-116)
|
Under 3.5 (-113)
|
|
| League: League Cup (England) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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