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Willson Contreras Is Sick And Tired Of Being Plunked By The Brewers

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By Willson Contreras
| Defector
Willson Contreras has played in 121 career regular-season games against the Milwaukee Brewers, by dint of spending the bulk of his career in the NL Central. In 23 of those games, he has been hit by a pitch, including once when he was plunked twice. No other team has hit him more than 14 times, and the Brewers account for more than one-sixth of the 131 total plunkings he's absorbed across his 11 seasons. It's a lot. The latest instance came Monday night in Boston.
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Red Sox's Contreras Plans to 'Take Out' Brewers Pitcher if Hit Again

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By Willson Contreras
| Ground News
Willson Contreras has played in 121 career regular-season games against the Milwaukee Brewers, by dint of spending the bulk of his career in the NL Central. In 23 of those games, he has been hit by a pitch, including once when he was plunked twice. No other team has hit him more than 14 times, and the Brewers account for more than one-sixth of the 131 total plunkings he's absorbed across his 11 seasons. It's a lot. The latest instance came Monda…
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Chaim Bloom takes over as president of baseball operations for the St. Louis Cardinals

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By Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray, Louis Cardinals, Willson Contreras
| World Baseball Network
About 3 minutes reading time. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Chaim Bloom says the St. Louis Cardinals will be sticking to their roots to get back to October baseball. Bloom, who has been to become the organization’s president of baseball operations, spoke to the media Tuesday as he takes over a team that finished the season 78-84, fourth in the NL Central and missing the playoffs for a third consecutive season. “The Cardinals win first and foremost with players we develop,” Bloom said.
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