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The Inevitable Distraction of a Sell-Off, Acuña s Knee, Yelich Gets Mad, and Other Cubs Bullets
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Willson Contreras comments and the future of the Chicago Cubs
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It s some kind of normal : Baltimore County area swim clubs in full swing for the summer
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MLB Trade Rumors
10:58pm CDT
A couple weeks ago, the Cubs had positioned themselves as likely buyers during trade season. As recently as June 24, Chicago was tied with the Brewers atop the NL Central, nine games over .500. The past two weeks have been an unmitigated disaster for the North Siders, though.
Between June 25 and July 7, the Cubs lost eleven consecutive games. They snapped that streak with a win over the Phillies last night, but Chicago enters tonight’s matchup against Philadelphia with an uninspiring 43-44 record. The Brewers, meanwhile, have rattled off a 10-3 stretch over that time, opening up an 8.5 game lead on Chicago within a 14-day span. (The 45-41 Reds have also since passed the Cubs to jump into second place in the division). Chicago isn’t a whole lot closer in the Wild Card race, trailing the Padres by seven games (with Cincinnati and the Nationals also above them in the standings).
Iraqis Protest Electricity Cuts as Temperatures Top 50 C
Voice of America
02 Jul 2021, 05:35 GMT+10
CAIRO - As daytime temperatures soar above 50 degrees Celsius across much of Iraq, protesters have taken to the streets in several of the country s cities to vent anger over power cuts that are disrupting their lives. Iraq s electricity ministry says Iran has stopped supplying electricity on all four lines that help power Iraq s grid, demanding that Baghdad pay billions of dollars it still owes Tehran.
Protesters gathered in front of the closed gates of an electricity substation in the city of Kut to decry power cuts that have left them with just several hours of electricity a day amid a heat wave scorching the country.