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The Cubs players aren’t blaming the weather for Saturday’s 3-0 rain-shortened loss to the Giants. Hitters from both teams had trouble seeing the ball because the rain was blowing in their faces from the north. The Cubs now have had 12 games under 50 degrees out of their first 22 home games.
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Cubs pitcher Jeff Samardzija recalled a game last year in New Orleans when he had to battle the precip. Thomas Diamond started the game and went four innings. Samardzija entered in the fifth.
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