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From Aase to Zito
Cal Ripken's first major-league hit came against Dennis Lamp of the Chicago White Sox on Aug. 16, 1981. His last hit came against Frank Castillo of the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 of a doubleheader on Oct. 5, 2001. Ripken finished his career with 3,184...Tags: Dave Mlicki, Glendon Rusch, David Weathers, Brian Boehringer, Boston Red Sox
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Corey gets glory
Tribune staff reporterDusty Baker had exhausted virtually every managerial ploy he could muster--a team meeting, a rearranged batting order and a greater resolve to remain calm under pressure. "We're all taught not to panic," the Cubs manager said. "There is a thin line...Tags: Geoff Jenkins, Crime, Law and Justice, Matt Clement, Travis Phelps, Chicago Cubs
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He's Cubs' stopper, big bopper
Tribune staff reporterWhen Kerry Wood hit a home run in Game 7 of the National League Championship Series last October, he may have produced one of the loudest roars ever heard at Wrigley Field. But when the Cubs lost the game to the Florida Marlins and a chance to go to...Tags: Miami Marlins, Kerry Wood, Michael Barrett, All Stars, Sports
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Cubs sweep Sox
Tribune staff reporterWith the bases loaded in a tie game in the bottom of the ninth inning and a 4th of July crowd of 38,596 on its feet, Cubs pinch-hitter Todd Walker fell behind White Sox reliever Damaso Marte with two quick strikes. What was going through Walker's mind?...Tags: Heart Attack, Chicago White Sox, Timo Perez, Michael Barrett, Glendon Rusch
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Win totally out of left field
Tribune staff reporterThe Cubs ventured into familiar territory Tuesday night at Wrigley Field in a crazy 7-5 victory over Houston. "It was weird as heck out there," manager Dusty Baker said. "It had a 'Twilight Zone' feel." The Cubs gave away a run when left fielder...Tags: Magglio Ordonez, Chicago White Sox, Kyle Farnsworth, Bill Veeck, Sports
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Ace high, but bullpen folds
Tribune staff reporterMark Prior threw six shutout innings in his comeback start Friday against Pittsburgh, reminding a standing-room crowd of 40,024 of a time when everything seemed right with the world for the Cubs. But Wrigley Field quickly snapped back to reality as...Tags: Piracy, Crime, Law and Justice, Jose Mesa, Sports, Wrigley Field
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Play-by-play: From the cubicle
ChicagoSports.comA lot has changed for the Sox since that first series with the Cubs a week ago. The South Siders are now two up in the Central and made a major move, acquiring starter Freddy Garcia. Meanwhile the Cubs still are three games back and spinning their wheels...Tags: Esteban Loaiza, Carlos Zambrano, Jimmy Anderson, Boston Red Sox, Mark Grace
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Baby boomers
Tribune staff reporterAfter losing a heartbreaker in the opener of a doubleheader with Pittsburgh on Friday, the Cubs thought they'd hit a low point in the 2004 season. Rob Mackowiak's two-out grand slam off Joe Borowski capped a five-run ninth inning that gave the Pirates...Tags: Piracy, Crime, Law and Justice, Michael Barrett, Matt Clement, Glendon Rusch
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Farnsworth's follies sink Cubs
Tribune staff reporterKyle Farnsworth had nothing to say Sunday after losing both his control and a ballgame in one fell swoop. There was really nothing for Farnsworth to talk about after walking the bases loaded and serving up a 372-foot, game-winning single to Scott Rolen...Tags: Jason Isringhausen, Jim Edmonds, Albert Pujols, Kerry Wood, Kyle Farnsworth
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Ramirez points the way
Tribune staff reporterAramis Ramirez put on a one-man show Thursday night in Cincinnati, moving alongside Ron Santo in the Cubs' record book while keeping the club on San Francisco's heels in perhaps the wildest wild-card playoff race ever. Ramirez went 4-for-5 with three...Tags: Kerry Wood, Kyle Farnsworth, Felipe Lopez, Aramis Ramirez, Sean Casey
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Lee, Perez lead Cubs over Rockies
Special to the TribuneSometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. Friday, the Cubs did both. They beat Colorado 10-3 with a rare offensive explosion, but they may have lost pitcher Mark Prior for at least two months after a Brad Hawpe line drive smacked him on his right...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Henry Blanco, Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs, Joe Kennedy
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No retort from Sosa
Tribune staff reporterEven in a relatively non-eventful game like Wednesday night's 5-1 victory over San Diego, the Cubs can't seem to dodge controversy. On a day when Carlos Zambrano returned from his suspension and Kerry Wood and LaTroy Hawkins had their appeals heard,...Tags: Kerry Wood, Michael Barrett, Matt Clement, Carlos Zambrano, Sports
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