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Braves and Phillies Game 3 lineups feature dueling mistakes that could haunt each team (opens the original)
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The Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies are set to face off in a winner-take-all Game 3 of the Wild Card series, with a trip to Los Angeles to face the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLDS on the line. Given how small the margin for error is in a winner-take-all game, the pressure will be on managers Walt Weiss and Don Mattingly to press all the right buttons. One slip-up could dictate the ultimate victor in what should be a very competitive contest. Well, what if I told you both managers have a
Predicting the Phillies' and Braves' dream pitching plans for Game 3 as complete chaos awaits (opens the original)
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It's only fitting that a three-game Wild Card series featuring a pair of bitter rivals who both have a blend of equally unforgiving flaws and star power is going to a winner-take-all Game 3 to be played on Thursday night. With a trip to the NLDS on the line, both teams are going to have to go all out to try and win this game, meaning difficult and uncomfortable moves on the pitching side of things will need to be made. There's a good chance that the winner of this game will be managed by the ind
5 Cubs who won't return next season as playoffs remain Chicago's boogeyman (opens the original)
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What felt like a magical season at times for the Chicago Cubs ended in agony with a Wild Card series loss in San Diego. The Cubs had a pair of 10-game winning streaks in one month early on this year, and wound up getting an MVP-caliber season from Pete Crow-Armstrong. They even led the Majors in runs scored, in addition to continuing to be among the best defensively. Chicago seemingly had the ingredients to go on a run, especially after fortifying their pitching staff at the trade deadline, but
Bryce Harper saved his legacy by saving the Phillies' season (opens the original)
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For a moment, it felt as if Bryce Harper's career-defining moment was set in stone on Wednesday when he misplayed what looked like a routine fly ball, allowing the Atlanta Braves to take a late lead against the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 2 of the Wild Card series. All Harper had done in his career was fall short of his ultimate goal of winning a World Series, and a miscue like that felt like an exclamation point of sorts. Instead, the future Hall of Famer woke up. His home run in the top of t
It took the Astros one inning to prove they deserve all of Houston's boo birds (opens the original)
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The Houston Astros lost Game 1 of their Wild Card series to the Chicago White Sox in frustrating fashion, leading their fan base to drown them with boos throughout the night. That hostility was something Astros players Bennett Sousa and Christian Walker understandably did not like, with Sousa calling Astros fans "spoiled with a lot of ALCS and World Series runs" and Walker calling it "extremely frustrating" to be booed by his home fans. While anyone can understand their frustration, it's hard to
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