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COMING
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8:20 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 8:20 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+114
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COMING
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8:00 PM EST |
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COMING
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12:10 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 12:10 PM EST (TODAY) |
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GAME PREVIEW
Phillies look to sweep Braves, stay in wild-card chaseFLMThe Philadelphia Phillies have done a good job this week preventing the Atlanta Braves from clinching their second straight National League East championship.On Thursday, the Phillies will go for a series sweep when they play the host Braves for the final time this season. Philadelphia has won the first two games of the series and ensured the Braves won't be able to sew up the title until at least Friday.A 4-1 win on Wednesday kept Philadelphia (78-72) alive in the chase for the second NL wild card, as the Phillies now sit three games back of the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers. Philadelphia has won 10 of 18 games against Atlanta.Wednesday also marked the first time the Braves lost the first two games of a multi-game series since dropping two to Kansas City July 23-24. The Braves haven't been swept in a three-game series since losing three straight to the Dodgers in Los Angeles back on May 6-8.The Braves (93-60) have lost three in a row but still hold a nine-game lead over Washington in the NL East. Atlanta's magic number was reduced to two after Washington was beaten by St. Louis earlier in Wednesday.The pitching matchup for the final game between the two clubs features Philadelphia ace righty Aaron Nola (12-5, 3.62 ERA) against Atlanta rookie right-hander Mike Soroka (12-4, 2.57).Nola is coming off an impressive outing against the Boston Red Sox last Saturday. He received no decision but gave up only one run in seven innings, striking out nine in a 2-1 Phillies loss."We have to find ways to scratch out runs for Nola," Phillies manager Gabe Kapler said after that game, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "It's tough. It's definitely something that we have to correct." That was a nice bounce-back effort for Nola, who gave up four runs in six innings in his previous start, a 7-2 loss against Atlanta on Sept. 9. It was a rare poor start against the Braves for Nola, who is 10-4 with a 2.66 in 17 career starts against the club. He is 3-1 with a 4.06 ERA in five starts against the Braves in 2019, striking out 35 in 31 innings.Soroka has made two starts against the Phillies this season but does not have a decision. He has posted a 4.82 ERA in the two games, giving up 17 hits in 9 1/3 combined innings. He last faced Philadelphia on July 26 and did not figure in the decision after he allowed one run on eight hits in 4 2/3 innings. The Phillies won the game 9-2.Soroka was outstanding in his most recent start, last Friday against in Washington. He avenged an earlier loss to Max Scherzer and outpitched the veteran to earn the win. Soroka fired six shutout innings, giving up one hit and walking three while striking out four."Braves fans should be excited to have this guy on their side for a while," veteran Atlanta outfielder Nick Markakis said. "Soroka threw as well as I've seen him throw, especially against a lineup like that. As usual, he commanded all his pitches and threw them in any count. It was fun to watch." Soroka is second in the National League in ERA behind the Los Angeles Dodgers' Hyun-Jin Ryu (2.35).--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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1:05 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 1:05 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+153
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+1.5 (-131)
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Over 9 (-102)
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GAME PREVIEW
Giants aim for sweep at BostonFLMHis 2,000th victory secured, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy won't have long before he can really take stock of his Hall of Fame career.Bochy earned the milestone win Wednesday, 11 days before he is expected to go through with his previously announced retirement. Until then, there is still business at hand, as the Giants (74-78) seek a three-game series sweep of the Red Sox in Boston on Thursday afternoon.Left-hander Madison Bumgarner (9-8, 3.73 ERA) gets the nod for San Francisco in the series finale. Southpaw Eduardo Rodriguez (17-6, 3.64) will take the mound for Boston.Bochy was understandably emotional after the Giants' 11-3 victory Wednesday. Chants of his name came down from the Fenway Park crowd, and Red Sox manager Alex Cora and his staff came out from their dugout during the celebration to acknowledge Bochy becoming the 11th skipper in major league history to reach 2,000 career wins."I've never had that happen before," Bochy said of the reception. "I had some emotions going through me during that. I'm just really overwhelmed by it, to be honest."That was something I won't forget." Cora also acknowledged the moment during his postgame press conference, the second-year manager expressing his appreciation for all Bochy has accomplished over his 25 seasons in the dugout."Two-thousand wins at this level, that's kind of unreal," Cora said. "I think everyone who gets to this job wishes they could last that long and be able to do what he has done throughout his career." Cora's Red Sox (79-72) have done a 180 from where they were last year, when they won the World Series in the skipper's debut campaign. With a loss Thursday, Boston would be officially eliminated from postseason contention.Still, this season has had its bright spots, none more impressive than the play of shortstop Xander Bogaerts and third baseman Rafael Devers. Devers hit a home run Wednesday to join Bogaerts in the 30-homer, 50-double club -- the two becoming the first teammates in major league history to reach those numbers in the same season."To be able to do that with him feels really special to me," Devers said through a translator. "We have to continue to play the game together and try to break as many records as possible. It's pretty special." Bumgarner is poised for a positive accomplishment of his own as he enters Thursday's outing just 4 1/3 innings away from reaching 200 in a year for the first time since 2016. The left-hander gave up two runs over seven innings in a no-decision against the Miami Marlins on Saturday.Bumgarner has faced the Red Sox twice in his career, going 0-1 with a 3.46 ERA.Rodriguez, meanwhile, needs to win his final three starts to reach 20 victories in a season for the first time in his career. He also has a shot at 200 innings, entering Thursday at 185 1/3.Rodriguez took a no-decision in his last start despite striking out 12 and limiting the Philadelphia Phillies to one run over 6 2/3 dominant frames on Saturday. He will face the Giants for the first time.Following the game, the Giants will travel to Atlanta for the start of a three-game set against the Braves on Friday. The Red Sox will travel to Tampa Bay to kick off a four-game series with the Rays on Friday.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
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4:10 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 4:10 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+144
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GAME PREVIEW
Brewers look to get hot again against PadresFLMThe Milwaukee Brewers will head to the ballpark coming off a loss for only the second time in two weeks on Thursday afternoon, but fortunately for the Brewers, their road to the postseason didn't get any more difficult Wednesday night.The Brewers will look to bounce back from a rare defeat when they host the San Diego Padres in the finale of a four-game series. Right-hander Jordan Lyles (11-8, 4.25 ERA) is scheduled to take the mound for Milwaukee against Padres left-hander Joey Lucchesi (10-8, 4.22).The Padres snapped a six-game losing streak Wednesday night, when Dinelson Lamet struck out a career-high 14 batters and rookie Seth Mejias-Brean hit his first big league homer, a two-run shot that provided the only offense in a 2-1 win.The loss was just the second in the last 13 games for the Brewers (82-70)."You win 10 out of 11, or 11 out of 12, you're catching a lot of breaks," Brewers manager Craig Counsell told reporters afterward. "Tonight, maybe we didn't catch the breaks." Turns out the Brewers did get one break Wednesday night: The loss didn't cost them any ground in the National League wild-card race thanks to the Cincinnati Reds, who beat the Chicago Cubs, 3-2, in 10 innings. Milwaukee and Chicago remain tied for the second wild card.The Brewers did fall three games behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Central race. The Cardinals, who beat the Washington Nationals 5-1 on Wednesday afternoon, visit the Cubs for the opener of a four-game series Thursday night.The Padres (69-83) will look to continue playing spoiler behind Lucchesi, who qualifies as the veteran presence in a raw rotation that has held the Brewers in check this week.Lucchesi made 26 starts as a rookie last season, when Lamet was sidelined while recovering from Tommy John surgery. Garrett Richards, who made his Padres debut Monday night, underwent Tommy John surgery last July while Chris Paddack, who made the final start of an impressive rookie season Tuesday, spent 2018 in the minor leagues.Richards, Paddack and Lamet provided a sign of things to come by combining to allow five runs over 14 2/3 innings in the first three games of the series."These are all guys with top-of-the-rotation stuff," Padres manager Andy Green said Wednesday night. "When his stuff is on, Dinelson can pitch near the top of a rotation. We know what Garrett's capable of doing. Chris had a really impressive rookie year. All of them have really live arms with really overpowering stuff." Lyles earned the win in his most recent start last Saturday, when he allowed two runs (one earned) over six innings in the Brewers' 5-2 victory over the Cardinals. Lucchesi took the loss in his most recent start last Friday, when he gave up eight runs over 3 2/3 innings as the Padres fell to the Colorado Rockies, 10-8.Lyles is 3-4 with a 5.02 ERA in 13 career games (nine starts) against the Padres. Lucchesi is 1-0 with a 2.31 ERA in two starts against the Brewers.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
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7:05 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 7:05 PM EST (TODAY) |
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GAME PREVIEW
Orioles hope to solve bullpen woes against Blue JaysFLMThe Toronto Blue Jays have stunned the host Baltimore Orioles with late rallies in the first two games of this series. Now, the Blue Jays will try and complete a three-game sweep when they play Thursday night.Toronto trailed 7-1 at one point Wednesday and was down 9-5 after eight before a Randal Grichuk grand slam sparked a six-run ninth inning. Teoscar Hernandez belted a three-run homer that helped the Blue Jays rally from that early six-run deficit as the Baltimore bullpen gave up 10 runs.The Blue Jays then had to hold on for an 11-10 victory, but they had done something similar in Tuesday's win in the opener to the three-game series.In that game, the Orioles held a 4-3 lead before Toronto tied it with a run in the eighth. The Jays then added four in the ninth en route to an 8-5 victory.The victory on Wednesday gave the Jays a three-game winning streak.On the injury front, Toronto relief pitcher Tim Mayza recently had Tommy John surgery on his left elbow. The operation, according to MLB.com, also found a Grade 3 tear of his flexor tendon, and all of this likely keeps him out until spring training of 2021."It's unfortunate," Mayza told MLB.com on Sunday, "But it's fortunate to have guys who have gone through the surgery in the clubhouse. Talking to them, I understand that the process in the rehab is going to be long and it's going to be tedious." Also Wednesday, rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr. came out of the game in the ninth inning after a slide in which he appeared to suffer an injured rib.The Orioles now need to try and regroup and take one in a series where they could have already won two. But Baltimore ran into the same issue that's caused trouble all season long -- late-inning pitching problems.Manager Brandon Hyde wasn't happy because the Oriole pitchers had problems staying ahead in the count. Miguel Castro had particular problems doing that in the ninth as Toronto scored six runs, and he gave up the Grichuk grand slam on a 3-1 pitch.MLB.com reported that the six earned runs Castro gave up were a career high for him."You just can't pitch from behind in the count in the big leagues," Hyde said.In regards to health, the Orioles once again did not go to 24-year-old Hunter Harvey in the last two innings. After the game it was announced Baltimore has shut down the right-hander -- who's dealt with several injuries while making his way to the major leagues late this season -- for the remainder of the campaign as he deals with biceps soreness in his pitching arm.Harvey had pitched only once since Sept. 2.Also, outfielder Mason Williams does not have a concussion after crashing into the wall in left-center during Tuesday's game, but said to MASN.com Wednesday that his left leg was very sore. His status remains uncertain.Gabriel Ynoa (1-8, 5.74 ERA) starts for the Orioles in Thursday's series finale. He'll go against Wilmer Font (4-4, 4.21), who might be more of an opener for Toronto.Ynoa is 0-1 with a 4.50 ERA in three appearances versus the Jays. Font has no record and a 2.25 ERA in two games against Baltimore.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
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7:10 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 7:10 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+312
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+1.5 (+148)
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GAME PREVIEW
Indians seek 17th straight win over TigersFLMThe Detroit Tigers have one more chance this year to end their long losing streak to the Cleveland Indians.The Indians have won 16 straight against their American League Central rival, including a 2-1, 10-inning victory on Wednesday. They'll play the finale of a three-game series in Cleveland on Thursday, which will also be the last meeting between the clubs this season.Cleveland scored an unearned run in the 10th to keep the streak alive."We can talk all we want to about how the game ended," Detroit manager Ron Gardenhire told reporters. "What we should be talking about is how well we pitched and (that) we didn't hit tonight. We just didn't get any big hits to give ourselves a chance early in the game, so that's the big story in the game." The Indians' streak is their longest against any team since they defeated Baltimore 17 consecutive times during the 1954 season. They have a 17-1 record against Detroit this season and have gone 37-7 against the Tigers since September 2017.Yasiel Puig got the game-winning hit on Wednesday, a bases-loaded single off the right field wall. Puig had four hits to lift his season average to .265. He has seven hits over the past two games, though he is still seeking his first homer since Aug. 16."Going into the back end of the season, whenever you're able to get one of your best hitters to feel good at the plate, that's a great thing," fellow outfielder Oscar Mercado told MLB.com. "That's something that can really elevate us to the next level." The Indians are still clinging to a slim hope they can chase down Minnesota and win the division. Their best path to the postseason, however, is to eclipse Oakland or Tampa Bay for a wild-card berth, as they are just 2 1/2 games behind the A's and a half-game back of the Rays."We have been doing the best we can every day and every night when we're going out," Puig said Tuesday. "We try to win games and see what happens at the end of the season, because we want to go to the playoffs, and we've been fighting every day, and we're going to make it." Right-hander Mike Clevinger will start on Thursday for Cleveland. Clevinger (11-3, 2.68 ERA) has not given up more than two earned runs in his past six outings, though he had a 10-game winning streak snapped in his most recent start.Clevinger held Minnesota to two runs on six hits and struck out 10 in eight innings on Saturday, but the Indians were blanked. Clevinger has recorded victories over Detroit in two starts this season, holding the Tigers to one run in 14 innings while striking out 22.He is 7-2 with a 1.82 ERA in 11 career outings (10 starts) against the Tigers.Left-hander Daniel Norris will start for the Tigers, but he won't come close to finishing. Norris was placed on a three-innings limit a few weeks ago.Norris (3-12, 4.62 ERA) has gone three innings in seven consecutive outings. He held Baltimore scoreless on one hit on Saturday.He is 3-3 with a 4.74 ERA in 11 career appearances (eight starts) against the Indians.Right-hander Drew VerHagen (4-2, 4.99 ERA) will likely be Detroit's first reliever. Since rejoining the team in late July, VerHagen has pitched at least four innings in 10 consecutive outings, mainly in long relief.He tossed four scoreless innings against the Orioles after replacing Norris on Saturday in his latest appearance.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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7:40 PM EST |
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9/19/2019 7:40 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+227
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GAME PREVIEW
Twins face Royals, look to extend lead on IndiansFLMThe Minnesota Twins open their final home series of the season on Thursday night when they begin a four-game set with the Kansas City Royals at Target Field in Minneapolis.Minnesota (93-59) holds a four-game lead in American League Central over the Cleveland Indians (89-63) with 10 games to play.Kansas City (56-97), which has lost five of its past six games, is in fourth place, 37 1/2 games behind the Twins. However, the Royals will have a big say in whether Minnesota can win its first division title since 2010. The teams finish the season with a three-game series in Kansas City next weekend.Minnesota is 9-3 this season against the Royals and has swept two of the four series the teams have played.Right-hander Kyle Gibson (13-7, 4.76 ERA) will start for Minnesota in the opener against Kansas City left-hander Mike Montgomery (3-9, 4.70).Gibson will be making his second start and third appearance since returning from a 12-day stint on the injured list caused by ulcerative colitis, a condition that saw him lose 10 pounds over a six-week period and also made it difficult for him to sleep.Most recently, Gibson allowed two runs (one earned) in one inning of relief work at Cleveland on Sunday.He is 9-5 with a 3.55 ERA in 21 career starts against Kansas City, including 2-0 with a 3.26 ERA in three starts this season.Montgomery is just 1-5 with a 7.85 ERA in 17 road outings (five starts) this season but is 1-0 with a 2.77 ERA in three career appearances (two starts) against the Twins.Both teams come in off poor offensive performances in losses on Wednesday.Minnesota was no-hit for 5 1/3 innings and finished with just three hits against eight Chicago White Sox pitchers in a 3-1 loss. Kansas City, meanwhile, managed only four hits in a 1-0 loss at Oakland that ended on Mark Canha's two-out, walk-off double in the 11th inning."We're trying to play every team like that right now," Royals left fielder Alex Gordon told MLB.com. "We have a lot of young guys here trying to get experience and trying to improve so we can have a better year next year." "We were going at 'em, man," added Royals starter Danny Duffy, who allowed just two hits and a walk over seven scoreless innings while striking out six. "The team did a really good job of matching that intensity. Overall, you're never happy coming out on the losing side, but we were pleased with our effort." Minnesota leads the majors with a single-season record 289 home runs, one more than the New York Yankees, and is the first team in history to have five players with 30 or more home runs in a season. Nelson Cruz leads the way with 37, followed by Max Kepler (36), Eddie Rosario (31), Miguel Sano (30) and Mitch Garver (30).Rosario had a double, Minnesota's lone extra-base hit, in the Wednesday loss. He also drove in a run with a single."It kind of shows you a little bit that sometimes these bullpen days can definitely be challenging to deal with," Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said of the White Sox's pitching parade. "We had our chances. We had some good pitches to hit. The at-bats were probably just OK today."It wasn't our best offensive night. That's definitely going to happen. Our offense has been consistently good this year. Tonight was just one of those nights." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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