Jake Arrieta: 'We expect to remain in first place'

After pitching 6 2/3 innings of two-hit ball Wednesday night to move the Chicago Cubs into sole possession of first place in the National League Central for the first time since May 26, Jake Arrieta made a bold prediction. “I remember last year we were in this clubhouse around the same time, and it'

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  Jake Arrieta proves Cubs have enough in their rotation to win

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• With or without Justin Verlander, Jake Arrieta expects Cubs to stay in first place: ‘We have the pieces’

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If the Yankees are for real, they'd better beat the Rays

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Twins Fall 6 – 5 To Dodgers In Final Game Of Series

LOS ANGELES (AP) — This is what happens when a team wins as much as the Los Angeles Dodgers: They believe they will find a way to win every night. So when they fell behind 5-0 to Minnesota Twins ace Ervin Santana Wednesday night, they did not waver. When they pulled within one and the Twins called on

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  Dodgers take their time extending latest win streak to four with 6-2 defeat of Twins

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• Santana strong, but Twins swept after big Dodgers comeback

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