Cardinals mourn Kile and move on after sudden death
The Cardinals honored pitcher Darryl Kile, 33, who was found dead in a hotel room. Teammates and manager Tony La Russa fought through grief as St. Louis debuted in Chicago with patches bearing 57 and a moment of silence before a 8-3 loss to the Cubs.
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Cubs Honoring Darryl Kile With Quiet Memorial at Wrigley Field
Cards and Cubs players paused as flags at the left and right fields were lowered to half staff. Kile’s No. 57 lit the park in yellow on the marquee and electronic board. Players spoke softly about the loss as fans wore Cardinal red and joined in a subdued pregame ceremony.
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Tigers walk Castillo to end hitting streak aftermath
Detroit manager Luis Pujols and bench coach Felipe Alou decided to intentionally walk Luis Castillo to thwart a potential end to his 35 game hitting streak. Castillo went 0 for 4 as the Marlins beat the Tigers 5 4 on a ninth inning rally.
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