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Game Date:
06/24/2016
10:10pm EST
Lines:
St. Louis -1.5
Seattle +1.5
Total:
Over
8 (-113)
Under 8 (+102)
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St. Louis Cardinals and Seattle Mariners Thread
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Two teams heading in different directions take the field for a three-game interleague series when the Seattle Mariners host the St. Louis Cardinals beginning Friday. St. Louis appears ready to make a move in the National League Central, while Seattle could be falling out of the race in the American League West. The Cardinals (38-33) went into Thursday's off day on a high, having swept the division-leading Cubs to pull closer -- but still not close -- in the Central standings. Continue to Article
June 23, 2016 10:35:pm EST
Japanese superstar Ichiro Suzuki was recognised by Guinness World Records as professional baseball's base hit king Friday after taking his count in Japan and Major League Baseball to 4,257. The 42-year-old Miami Marlins outfielder last week etched his own piece of baseball history, surpassing Pete Rose's fabled MLB record of 4,256 set between 1963 and 1986. Ichiro, one of a few global sports icons predominantly known by his first name, sparked joy back home in Japan after overtaking Rose's total. Continue to Article
June 23, 2016 8:00:pm EST
Seattle Mariners minor league outfielder Boog Powell has been suspended 80 games for violating Major League Baseball's drug agreement after testing positive for a banned performance-enhancing substance. It was Powell's second penalty for a banned substance. The 23-year-old Powell, not related to the former Baltimore slugger in the 1960s and 1970s, was on Seattle's 40-man roster. Continue to Article
June 23, 2016 7:43:pm EST
Seattle Mariners minor league outfielder Boog Powell has been suspended 80 games for violating Major League Baseball's drug agreement after testing positive for a banned performance-enhancing substance. It was Powell's second penalty for a banned substance. The 23-year-old Powell, not related to the former Baltimore slugger in the 1960s and 1970s, was on Seattle's 40-man roster. Continue to Article
June 23, 2016 7:43:pm EST
Sorry, Cleveland, but if the Chicago Cubs win the World Series this season it will be the best sports story of 2016. Don't get me wrong, the Cleveland Cavaliers bringing a title back to Cleveland after 52 years was fantastic, but as sad a sports town as Cleveland is, the Chicago Cubs have been even sadder the past 108 years. Baseball is cruel, though. So even though the Cubs are far and away the best team right now — they've got a 9.5 game lead in the NL Central and that's after getting swept by the second-place St. Louis Cardinals this week —baseball has a way of reality-checking the best regular-season teams when the playoffs roll around. [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] It's not unlike what the Cavs did to the Golden State Warriors, really. The Warriors had that record-breaking regular season then didn't seal the deal in the postseason. In baseball, being the head-and-shoulders best team and getting upset in the playoffs is fairly common. Let's have a look back at the last 10 years: 2015 : Cardinals, 100-62 regular season; knocked out in the NLDS 2014 : Angels, 98-64; swept in the ALDS. 2013 : Red Sox and Cardinals both had 97 wins; both made the World Series. 2012 : Nationals, 98-64; lost in NLDS. 2011 : Phillies, 102-60; lost in NLDS. 2010 : Phillies, 97-65; lost in NLCS. 2009 : Yankees, 103-58; won World Series. 2008 : Angels, 100-62; lost in ALDS. 2007 : Red Sox and Indians both had 96 wins; Red Sox won the World Series, Indians lost in ALCS. 2006 : Yankees and Mets both had 97 wins; Yankees lost in ALDS; Mets lost in NLCS. Continue to Article
June 23, 2016 4:46:pm EST
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