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Polite Vendor Crawls on Wall During Game
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30 Players: Tyler Naquin Hopes To Hold On To Starting Job For Indians
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Five Things: Cubs Win World Series
The 108 year drought is over. The Chicago Cubs are champions once again.
The Morning Sports News: 'The Wait Is Over'
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Five Things: Cubs Rout Indians To Force Game 7
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CLEVELAND -- The two major league teams with the longest World Series droughts battled through six games, winning three games apiece. Wednesday night, it is winner take all. Addison Russell's grand slam capped a seven-run assault over the first three innings as the Chicago Cubs rolled to a...
Five Things: Cubs Win, Send Series Back To Cleveland
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Cubs Get First World Series Game Win In Wrigley Since 1945, Trail 3-2 In Series
CHICAGO -- Aroldis Chapman worked a season-high 2 2/3 innings in relief to preserve a one-run lead as the Chicago Cubs stayed alive in the World Series with a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians in Game 5 on Sunday. The Cubs, who were facing elimination, now trail 3-2 as the World Series shifts back to...
Five Things: Indians On The Brink Of A World Series Title
Behind their ace Core Kluber, the Indians won their second straight in Wrigley to get one step closer to their first World Series victory since 1948.
One Game Away: Kluber, Indians On Brink Of Winning World Series
Corey Kluber allowed one run and scattered five hits over six innings as the Cleveland Indians moved to the brink of a World Series title with a 7-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday...
Five Things: Indians Beat Cubs 1-0 in Game 3 of World Series
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The Morning Sports News: 'Snagging Boards'
It didn't take long for Dwight Howard to make an impact as a Hawk, as Howard collects 11 points and 19 boards the most by a Hawk in over three years in his team's 114-99 win over Washington. Hugh said "I know it's only one game, but...
Five Things: Cubs Even World Series As It Heads to Wrigley
The Cubs evened the series with a 5-1 victory over the Indians in Game 2.
The Morning Sports News: '$70 Million Dollar Man'
The six-month grind through the NBA season starts tonight for the Hawks, who made headlines Wednesday night by giving their new starting point guard a...
Even! Schwarber Has Huge Night; World Series Tied 1-1
CLEVELAND -- Kyle Schwarber didn't need much time to make an impact on the Chicago Cubs' lineup. In his second game back after early-April knee surgery cost him almost the entire regular season, Schwarber helped the Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians 5-1 Wednesday to even the World Series at one game apiece. Schwarber went 2-for-4 with two RBIs, making him 3-for-7 in the...
Five Things: Indians Take Game 1 As Kluber Dominates
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The Morning Sports News: 'Adding Depth'
All signs continue to point to Tevin Coleman being out for the Falcons Sunday against the Packers, the team Tuesday elevated Terron Ward to the active roster and signed two other running backs, including free agent Stevan Ridley. Hugh said "This is the nature of the beast, and when...
Five Things: Cubs And Indians Reach World Series
The two franchises with the longest World Series droughts will square off in the Fall Classic.
Yet Another Chance for the Chicago Cubs
92-9 The Game's Tony Schiavone looks back at some of the Cubs' most memorable flops and wonders if a World Series win this season will finally shut up their fans...
The Morning Sports News: 'Throwback Time'
The Falcons announced yesterday that they are going to wear Throwback uniforms Sunday against the Chargers as they will wear the...
The Morning Sports News: 'Another Defensive Loss'
Falcons defensive end Derrick Shelby is done for the year after being sent to injured reserve Tuesday with a torn achillies. Shelby started four of...
The Morning Sports News: 'Send The Tape To The League'
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