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Cubs lose to Milwaukee Brewers, White Sox defeat Houston Astros

Photo caption: Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox logos (credit: MLB.com) The Chicago Cubs are now 1-2 on the season after losing 9-5 to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday, April 2, at Wrigley Field. The Brewers spoiled the Cubs first home series of the year, out-scoring Chicago 12 runs to 10 in three games. The … Cubs lose to Milwaukee Brewers, White Sox defeat Houston Astros Read More »

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