Morning’s 3–2 already ran. Sunday’s 1–0 already ran. This is Monday’s unused Saturday box.
ESPN recap / Associated Press, Saturday 4:06 p.m.: the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Guardians 3–0 in American League Division Series Game 1 at Progressive Field. Munetaka Murakami hit a two-run homer 440 feet to right in the fourth, his first postseason home run, after Miguel Vargas singled. Colson Montgomery doubled in the seventh to score Kyle Teel. Five Chicago pitchers combined for a three-hitter and 12 strikeouts. Bryan Hudson (1–0) the win; Grant Taylor the save. Parker Messick (0–1): two runs, four hits, 4⅓ innings. Attendance 34,287. 3–0 is not morning’s Braves 3–2. 3–0 is not Sunday’s Rays 1–0.
Same ESPN file: Chicago leads the series 1–0. Game 2 is Monday afternoon at Progressive Field. That listing has not produced a final on this 1 p.m. board. We will not invent it. Game 3 is listed Wednesday in Chicago. Sunday evening already said Rays–Yankees Game 2 is listed Monday 8 p.m. ET. That game has not started. Morning already filed Braves 3–2, series 1–1, Game 3 listed Tuesday 6 p.m. ET. We will not reprint that NLDS box as first-day news.
What this means for you
If you needed this morning’s unused baseball, it still stands as Braves 3–2. If you needed this afternoon’s unused box, it is White Sox 3–0, series 1–0. If you needed Monday afternoon’s Game 2 or 8 p.m. Rays, wait.
Bottom line: White Sox 3–0. Murakami 440. Series 1–0. Game 2 Monday afternoon not finished. Not Braves 3–2. Not Rays 1–0 invented.
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