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Cubs' 1-run losses pile up
Tribune staff reporterRemember those 26 one-run wins the Cubs eked out a year ago? The baseball gods must be trying to even the score. The Cubs lost another head-shaker Saturday when the Pirates completed a sensational double play to end the game. The final score of 3-2...Tags: Jack Wilson, Chicago Cubs, American League, Sports, Keith Osik
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Clement off by a chinny-chin hair
Tribune staff reporterThe Cubs had gone 4,940 games without throwing a no-hitter when Matt Clement took the mound Sunday afternoon at Wrigley Field. And with a 23-m.p.h. wind blowing out, chances were good at game time the streak would continue, even against the lifeless...Tags: Derrek Lee, Chicago Cubs, Aramis Ramirez, Sports, Wrigley Field
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Wild Prior an easy mark
Tribune staff reporterMark Prior has no answers for the inconsistency that has plagued him this season, and Dusty Baker isn't sure what's ailing Prior either. But after Prior suffered through a rough outing in an 8-6 loss to San Diego, the questions are sure to continue....Tags: San Diego Padres, Ramon Hernandez, National League, Derrek Lee, Trevor Hoffman
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Burnitz's bad err day costs Cubs
Tribune staff reporterJeromy Burnitz may have had tougher days in his career, but Monday's performance figures to land on his Top 10 list of forgettable moments. Burnitz's sixth-inning error led to the only San Diego run in a 1-0 victory over the Cubs at Wrigley Field,...Tags: Ryan Dempster, San Diego Padres, Todd Walker, Ramon Hernandez, Chicago Cubs
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Alou takes blame for latest loss
Tribune baseball reporterIn one of the classiest mea culpas imaginable, Moises Alou fell on his bat after the Cubs went down again. He accepted responsibility in an almost noble way. "Everybody is trying to help me, and I appreciate that, but I have too much in my head," Alou...Tags: Piracy, National League, Joe Girardi, Chicago Cubs, Sports
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Mark of excellence
Tribune staff reporterIn the bottom of the sixth inning Wednesday night, the standing-room-only crowd at Wrigley Field demanded to be heard. They began booing as soon as they saw pinch-hitter Chris Stynes stroll from the on-deck circle to the batter's box. Were they booing...Tags: Jack Wilson, Piracy, Chris Stynes, Chicago Cubs, Aramis Ramirez
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