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Brewers96-67
3120
Cubs95-68
130
Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL
  • W: C. Knebel  (4-3)
  • L: J. Wilson  (4-5)
  • S: J. Hader  (12)
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Rockies91-72
240
Dodgers92-71
590
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
  • W: W. Buehler  (8-5)
  • L: G. Marquez  (14-11)
CANCELLED
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA
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