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Brian Bannister left Wednesday’s game against the Athletics after 1 1/3 innings due to shoulder fatigue.
“It’s soreness in my back and shoulder,” he said. “I’ve just been fighting through it. It’s not a sharp pain, so I don’t think it’s anything serious. But it’s really hard to go out there when I know I don’t [...]
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The A's Scott Hairston throws his helmet after striking out against the Royals' Kyle Davies in the sixth inning.
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