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| HT/WT: 5-9, 180 lbs |
| Birthplace: Newhall, CA |
| Age: 27 |
| Experience: R |
| Bats/Throws: L, L |
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1:07What's Next For the Padres After Losing in the NLDS?
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1:07NLDS Game 4 Highlights: Brewers at Padres (10/7)
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0:47Are the Brewers a Better Team Than Last Season?
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0:53Brewers Outlast Padres to Advance to 2nd Straight NLCS
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1:01Brewers Come Up One Run Short, Can Close Out Series In Game 4
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0:21Expectations For NLDS Game 4 Between Brewers And Padres
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1:20Michael King Saves The Season For The Padres
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1:16Inside the Mason Miller Pitch Tipping Debate
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1:13Jackson Chourio Walk-Off Gives Brewers 2-0 NLDS Lead
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1:25'VERY QUIRKY': Wild Ending to Game 1 Gives Brewers Series Lead
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1:47MLB Burning Questions: Can the Padres Shock the Brewers?
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0:55David Samson Picks Dodgers to Win National League
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1:10More Surprising Storyline: White Sox or Cubs?
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0:54How the Padres Dominated NL Wild Card Game 1
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1:14Pete Crow-Armstrong's Postseason Struggles Continue
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1:30Jim Bowden's NL Playoff Bracket Predictions
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0:43Phillies or Diamondbacks: Who Gets Final NL WC Spot?
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1:30Breaking Down the Fluid NL Wild Card Race
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1:19NL Wild Card: Phillies, Padres Look to Hold Position
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1:12Padres Win 8th Straight Game, Maintain 2.5-Game Lead
Top Cole Roederer News
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Cubs' Cole Roederer: Debuts for Myrtle Beach
Roederer (forearm) has gone 7-for-15 with two doubles, four walks, four runs, two RBI and two stolen bases in four games since Single-A Myrtle Beach reinstated him from the 7-day injured list Tuesday.
The start of Roederer's 2022 campaign was delayed while he continued to recover from the forearm strain he developed in mid-May of last season, but he's looked plenty healthy and productive since joining the Myrtle Beach lineup. Roederer is in his fifth year in the Cubs organization after joining the franchise as a second-round draft pick in 2018.
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Cubs' Cole Roederer: Out with forearm strain
Roederer has been sidelined at High-A South Bend since mid-May with a forearm strain, Kyle Glaser of Baseball America reports.
There is no firm timetable for Roederer to return to game action. He was hitting .229/.345/.300 prior to suffering the injury.
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