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Michael Soroka — the lone starting pitcher Chicago Cubs acquired at deadline — headed to IL after his debut
Michael Soroka’s Chicago Cubs debut lasted only two innings. And now the next time he will pitch in a Cubs uniform is concerningly unclear. Soroka departed after the second inning Monday because of right shoulder discomfort in the Cubs’ ugly 3-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley Field.
Ron Coomer, a 1984 Lockport graduate, played nine years in the majors, including a season with the Chicago Cubs.
Two innings. That's all it took for the Chicago Cubs to be without their notable trade deadline addition for the foreseeable future. On Monday, in Michael Sorok ...
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Chicago Cubs vs. Baltimore Orioles preview, Sunday 8/3, 1:20 CTSPLITTING THE DIFFERENCE: This is the 23rd of the Cubs’ 37 series in which they have split the first two games. There was no ...
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Ryne Sandberg gave Chicago a different kind of icon: TelanderRyne Sandberg never sought the spotlight, but as Rick Telander writes for Fox 32, his greatness was impossible to miss.
Justin Turner hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning to give the Chicago Cubs a 5-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on ...
Pressly, 36, lost his job in a corresponding move for left-handed reliever Taylor Rogers, who was acquired from the ...
Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona provided an injury update on ace Hunter Greene on Monday ahead of the series opener ...
The Cubs added a temporary replacement at the trade deadline by acquiring right-hander Michael Soroka from the Nationals.
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