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LOS ANGELES — Reaching the NLCS was the main victory of the day for the Los Angeles Dodgers, but they exited the stadium with one more reason for jubilance.
This pitching staff might actually work.
If you are a baseball fan, you’ve probably heard no shortage of comments about how compromised the Los Angeles unit of pitchers was as the postseason began. The rotation was one of the best in baseball, sure, but the bullpen … oh, the bullpen.
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Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo admits that his best mate at Chelsea has left the club in the summer window.
Chelsea got busy over the summer and there was a massive focus on shifting some players whether they were being sold or loaned out. They needed to balance the books and also make some room in the squad for the new players that had come in.
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Alex Highsmith was a full participant in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ practice on Thursday for the first time since suffering an ankle injury in Week 2.
Highsmith, who head coach Mike Tomlin said on Tuesday is expected to return against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday, but practiced in full on Thursday, usually the final step in a player’s return from injury.
Green Bay Packers defensive end Micah Parsons said he’s ready to take out his frustration over a Week 4 tie with the Dallas Cowboys on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 6 at Lambeau Field, and he hopes his teammates feel the same way.
“You should be pissed off, like sitting around pissed off,” Parsons told reporters. “We just gave up 40 points, and we’re talking about we can’t give up 20 and how we shouldn’t lose games. That’s how you lose games. We should be pissed off.
Green Bay Packers defensive end Micah Parsons said he’s ready to take out his frustration over a Week 4 tie with the Dallas Cowboys on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 6 at Lambeau Field, and he hopes his teammates feel the same way.
“You should be pissed off, like sitting around pissed off,” Parsons told reporters. “We just gave up 40 points, and we’re talking about we can’t give up 20 and how we shouldn’t lose games. That’s how you lose games. We should be pissed off.
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