Found September 16, 2009 on
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PLAYERS:
Cliff Lee,
Aaron Laffey,
Nick Blackburn,
Josh Johnson,
Joel Pineiro,
Kevin Hart,
Hiroki Kuroda,
Andre Ethier,
Doug Davis
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies, Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins, St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, Los Angeles Dodgers, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Mets, Hampton Pirates
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies, Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins, St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, Los Angeles Dodgers, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Mets, Hampton Pirates
Cleveland at Minnesota: The Indians send out their best pitcher for this game. Cliff Lee? No, they traded him. CC Sabathia? Long gone. We're talking Aaron Laffey, folks. His counterpart, Nick Blackburn has only one win against Cleveland in four starts this season.Florida at St. Louis: Two fourteen game winners match up in this series. Josh Johnson and Joel Pineiro are the probables. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Dodgers: One possible positive outcome from Pittsburgh's second half swoon is they have a shot to land Bryce Harper in next June's draft. They'd have to play worse than Washington, which is tough. As for this game, Kevin Hart gets another shot at living up to the potential the Pirates thought he had when they traded for him. Hiroki Kuroda makes his third start since suffering a concussion. Andre Ethier is close to the first 100 RBI season of his career. He's had quite the season. Arizona at San Diego: The Diamondbacks remain a determined team, even though they're eliminated from the playoff race. With that in mind, Doug Davis has not won in his last six starts. New York Mets at Atlanta: Atlanta is riding a five-game winning streak and hanging around in the NL Wild Card race. They'll need Derek Lowe to live up to his contract in this one. The Mets have lost three straight, so Lowe should pitch well.
Original Story:
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