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Brian Entrekin

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Sánchez earns tops marks on busy Saturday

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By Zach Larson, Brian Entrekin, James Snow
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Today's Overview/Schedule/Weather: We've got plenty of strong outings projected for today, with 11 starts rated in the green. The White Sox and Tigers start the festivities at 1:10p ET, the first game of a 7-game matinee slate with 14 total games on the schedule. Clear skies dominate the country today, as there are no games under threat of inclement weather.
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Chandler looks to scale the Rockies on a slate loaded with aces

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By Brian Entrekin, James Snow, Brian Brickley
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Today's Overview/Schedule/Weather: We have a 14-game slate on tap, starting with the Blue Jays and Cubs at 2:20 pm ET. The Mets and Phillies enjoy a rare Friday off day. There has been some rain on the East Coast, but it appears we should avoid any baseball postponements. We have a lot of great pitching scheduled today, leading to just four games with projected totals of nine runs or more, and one of those is in Coors Field.
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NL Central: More playing time for Matt Shaw in Chicago

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By Sara Sanchez, Brandon Kruse, Brian Entrekin
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Chicago Cubs The Cubs may be in third place entering the weekend's interleague series against the Toronto Blue Jays, but it's been touch and go for Chicago for a while. They managed back-to-back series wins against the Giants on the road and the Rockies at home to get their record back up to 39-36, three games above .500, but eight games back of Milwaukee in the division.
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