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Shota Imanaga pitches well, but Cubs blanked by Yankees (opens the original)
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Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga understood the challenge the Yankees posed, even with Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger sidelined. He did his part. The Cubs just didn’t give him the run support he needed. Imanaga allowed two home runs in what otherwise was a terrific start, and the Cubs were shut out for the 10th time in a 2-0 loss Friday to the Yankees at Wrigley Field. ‘‘He’s been fantastic,’’ outfielder Ian Happ said of Imanaga. ‘‘The ability to throw a splitter competitively q
Cubs' Justin Steele says recovery is progressing, but no timetable for his return (opens the original)
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Cubs left-hander Justin Steele said he is making progress in his recovery from an injury to his pitching elbow that has sidelined him for more than a year, but he has no target date for a return. Steele said he would love nothing more than to be back, but he is also mindful of the setback he suffered in April. ‘‘Obviously, I want to be back,’’ he said. ‘‘Front office, the pitching coaches, the team — everybody wants me back. But you don’t want to rush it to the point where you do get back into g
One Wrigley Field memory still haunts Yankees skipper Aaron Boone (opens the original)
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After splitting four games with the White Sox, the Yankees will remain in town to take on the Cubs this weekend. For manager Aaron Boone, the trip to Wrigley Field brings back one painful memory. It happened on what he said was “probably” his first visit. Instead of a, um, friendly welcome, he got bonked in the head. As an 8-year-old in 1981, he and brother Bret got to accompany their dad Bob on a Philadelphia Phillies trip. The boys were playing in the outfield prior to a game at Wrigley when t
White Sox again put in extra effort to beat Yankees (opens the original)
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Another impressive start by Sean Burke. Another tight victory over the New York Yankees. And a series split after dropping the first two games. Tristan Peters drove in the winning run with a bases-loaded walk in the 11th, Sean Burke struck out 10 in six scoreless innings and the Sox beat the Yankees 2-1 on Thursday afternoon. The AL Central-leading White Sox salvaged a split with another tight win after rallying to beat New York 6-5 in 12 innings on Wednesday night. “Going down two in a series i
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