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Cubs' Javier Báez pulled from game after forgetting number of outs vs. Cleveland news -The Black Chronicle

Monday night the Chicago Cubs lost for the sixth time in their past eight games, this time getting shut out by five Cleveland pitchers (CLE 4, CHC 0). The Cubs…

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