After his longest start of a ‘grinding’ season, Dylan Cease expects to finish strong for the Chicago White Sox
CHICAGO — The Milwaukee Brewers had runners on second and third with no outs in the fifth inning Sunday against the Chicago White Sox. Trailing by two runs, Sox starter Dylan Cease was focused on keeping his team in the game. He got Brice Turang to pop out to shortstop Elvis Andrus and Tyrone Taylor to pop out to first baseman Andrew Vaughn. After intentionally walking Christian Yelich to load ...
by LaMond Pope, Chicago Tribune
Aug 13, 2023
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CHICAGO — The Milwaukee Brewers had runners on second and third with no outs in the fifth inning Sunday against the Chicago White Sox.
Trailing by two runs, Sox starter Dylan Cease was focused on keeping his team in the game.
He got Brice Turang to pop out to shortstop Elvis Andrus and Tyrone Taylor to pop out to first baseman Andrew Vaughn. After intentionally walking Christian Yelich
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