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- Sep 12, 2026
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Cubs use picky lineup and struggling bullpen to beat Pirates 4-3 (opens the original)
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The Cubs beat the Pirates 4-3 on Saturday because the lineup was able to grind out a rally and the bullpen held when it was needed. Yes, the same bullpen that’s been maligned and pointed to as potentially a fatal flaw threw 3 1/3 scoreless innings. Jacob Webb, who had a 17.36 ERA over his last six appearances, got four outs. He began his day by getting Oneil Cruz to ground out with the bases loaded to end the sixth, keeping the Cubs down a run. Ryan Rolison followed with 1 2/3 innings and Ryan Z
Why the Cubs are hoping Edward Cabrera emulates Roki Sasaki in move to bullpen (opens the original)
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When pitcher Edward Cabrera hasn’t been hurt, he’s been ineffective, giving the Cubs little return on the offseason trade with the Marlins that cost them prospect Owen Caissie. Activated Saturday from the injured list, the Cubs hope Cabrera will take to his new bullpen role in the way the Dodgers’ Roki Sasaki did in 2025. Despite having great stuff, Sasaki struggled last year – his first in North America – before getting hurt and shifting to relief when he returned in September. That move salvag
Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski help Fire draw franchise-record crowd in 1-1 tie with Inter Miami (opens the original)
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Fire president of business operations Dave Baldwin was busy in the leadup to Wednesday’s match against Lionel Messi and Inter Miami. “There has been just a massive outpouring of support and interest,” Baldwin told the Sun-Times on Wednesday morning, hours before the Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane led the pregame Sound the Alarm tradition. “The best example I can give you is my cell phone has been ringing off the hook for the last 24 hours, from local athletes and celebrities who want to sit down by th
Extension talk and milestones mark White Sox' 4-1 win over Twins (opens the original)
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First baseman Munetaka Murakami and manager Will Venable are two of the key figures in the White Sox’ surprisingly winning season. General manager Chris Getz would like both to stick around past next year. But before the Sox begin working out new deals with Murakami and Venable, they have other goals to achieve. In Friday’s 4-1 win over the Twins, two Sox players reached the same milestone and helped them keep some distance from the second-place Guardians. Both third baseman Miguel Vargas and sh
Kyle Teel is back for the White Sox, and they need him to hit and stay healthy (opens the original)
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Catcher Kyle Teel has been here before. Not just with the White Sox, but answering questions about coming back from an injury. “I’m very excited. Going into this interview, I was like it’s going to be a lot of the same questions,” Teel said. “Yeah, I’m just ready to get going.” The Sox desperately need that to be true. Activated from the injured list before Friday’s game against the Twins, Teel could finally give the Sox some offensive production from behind the plate. Entering the game, Sox cat
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