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Detroit lost last night. Which means the White Sox could have crept a full game closer in the standings. (As if it matter at this point.) Instead, Bobby Jenks blew a save in the ninth by allowing two homers, and the Sox went on to lose in the 14th inning.
That’s a tough loss right there.
Makes [...]
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Via Chicago Sun Times
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Via Chicago Sun Times
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Via Bleacher Report
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September 18, 2009
Royals 11, White Sox 0
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