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SPORTS
June 3, 1998
Quote: "The wind shifted so fast, I guess I just kept it below radar." -- Cubs' Brant Brown, who homered into a 24-mph wind.It's a fact: Shane Andrews leads the Expos with 10 homers, but he only has 18 RBIs.Who's hot: Expos rookie Brad Fullmer hit his league-leading 25th double. He has eight doubles in his past eight games.Who's not: The Brewers' Jeromy Burnitz has struck out a league-high 63 times.On deck: Former Cub Ernie Banks and former White Sox Minnie Minoso will share the seventh-inning stretch conducting honors Friday at Wrigley Field in the first game of the interleague series.
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SPORTS
April 25, 2002
Who's hot Carlos Beltran of the Royals has stolen a base in 51 of his past 52 attempts. Who's not The Braves' SS-2B duo of Rafael Furcal (nine) and Marcus Giles (six) leads the majors in errors. Line of the day Ryan Rupe, Devil Rays P IP ......R ..... H ...... SO ..... BB 7 ....... 0 ..... 1......... 5 ..........1 On deck Livan Hernandez of the Giants puts his 4-0 mark on the line against the Cubs today at Wrigley Field. He said it "He catches that ball 99 times out of 100. Tonight was that one."
BUSINESS
By Bloomberg News | January 23, 2009
The Chicago Cubs baseball franchise sued Baltimore-based Under Armour Inc. yesterday, contending that the sports apparel maker reneged on a promised $10.8 million, five-year sponsorship agreement after its profits declined. In a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago, the ballclub said the garment maker agreed to the deal and is still using Cubs players and the team's stadium, Wrigley Field, in advertisements for its products. Under Armour told the Cubs in a Dec. 12 letter that it would not sponsor them for the next season and "would not meet any of its obligations under the agreement," according to the team's complaint, which seeks full payment of the contract price.
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