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Gordon Beckham singled knocks in Josh Fields with game-winner in 9th inning
Pinch-runner Josh Fields raced home from second base on Gordon Beckham's ninth-inning, two-out single off Jose Ascanio to give the White Sox an 8-7 victory over the Cubs that not only evened the intra-city season series at two victories each but the all-time interleague series at 35-35 as well. >>> Play-by-play
Power rankings: Cubs at No. 16, Sox at No. 18
Bradley speaks: Looking for clubhouse camaraderie
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June 28, 2009
Game Seventy-Two: Cubs (35-36) vs. White Sox (36-38)
Game Time - 1:05pm C.T.
Coverage - TV: WGN TV - Radio: 720 WGN, XM Radio Channel 180
Location - U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago
Carlos Zambrano (4-2, 3.48/1.27) vs. John Danks (5-6, 4.43/1.29)
Today concludes Interleague Play for every team in the majors, except for the Cubs and the White Sox. The make-up date from the rainout...
Via Sports Illustrated
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June 26, 2009
Milton Bradley's temper tantrum was one too many for Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella.
Via FanHouse
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June 28, 2009
by Jay MariottiFiled under: MLBCHICAGO -- We've long moved past the sympathy-for-the-lovable-losers stage. Now, the Cubs must be treated like any other patient with an acute mental illness: send them to the funny farm, load them up on Prozac, lock them in a rubberized room and hope they don't kill each other. It was only a matter of time, I suppose, before this forlorn franchise...
Via Chicago Sun Times
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June 27, 2009
Carlos Quentin continued his slow road back from plantar fasciitis in his left foot, partaking in more baseball activity Friday -- hitting and agility drills in the outfield.
Via CBSSports.com
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June 26, 2009
Geovany Soto hit a three-run homer, Jake Fox went deep again to back another solid start by Randy Wells and the Chicago Cubs broke a four-game losing streak by beating the White Sox 5-4 on Friday.
Via Miami Herald
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June 26, 2009
The Chicago Cubs try to avoid a fifth straight loss this afternoon when they play the first of three games against their Windy City rival White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field.
Via Chicago Sun Times
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June 28, 2009
Milton Bradley sounds like a guy who spent the last three months wondering what he got himself into by signing with the Cubs. And Jim Hendry wouldn't be wrong for wondering the same thing about the guy who was his free-agent jewel of the offseason. But whether the countless heads-up discussions and scouting reports on both sides last winter eventually prove more true or more...
Via Chicago Sun Times
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June 27, 2009
Milton Bradley's back in the Cubs lineup today, as manager Lou Piniella promised Friday after kicking him out of the game, and the outfielder said that after Friday's career first he has no problem with his manager, even after their heated exchange included a moment of name-calling.
Via Chicago Sun Times
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June 29, 2009
Of the 110 pitches starter John Danks threw Sunday in the White Sox' 6-0 victory against the Cubs, one stood out in particular.
The Sox were up five runs in the seventh inning -- the game all but over -- when Danks pelted Cubs third baseman Ryan Freel with a pitch. Just call it a response to a wild sixth inning in which Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano plunked Dewayne Wise after Chris...
Via Chicago Sun Times
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June 27, 2009
The message has been sent to Alexei Ramirez. What he does with it now, that's on him. But he might want to take it to heart considering that Ozzie Guillen is the sender and inevitably the executioner. Upset with what Guillen called ''lazy'' defense in the victory Thursday over the Los Angeles Dodgers, including a lapse that allowed the Dodgers to tie the score...
Via ESPN
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June 27, 2009
Right fielder batting third in Saturday's lineup.
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