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After storms clear, Cardinals drub Cubs with historic 17-1 rout at Wrigley

The St. Louis Cardinals routed the Chicago Cubs 17-1, a historic margin that matched a 132-year-old MLB anomaly.

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The brief

Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs with a final score of 17-1 at Wrigley Field. Coverage notes the game began after a delay caused by thunderstorms and followed the Cardinals' late-night arrival in Chicago.

Outlets including MLB.com, Yahoo Sports, and the Chicago Sun-Times highlight the historical significance of the scoreline. The Cubs are reported to be the first team since the 1894 Boston Beaneaters to win and lose back-to-back games by at least 15 runs.

Coverage from Fox News and Sports Illustrated indicates the series continues with specific starting pitchers named for the subsequent game. The focus remains on the Cubs' inconsistent performance following this record-setting loss.

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Quick answers

What was the final score?

The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 17-1.

Why is this game considered historic?

Coverage notes the Cubs became the first team since 1894 to win and lose consecutive games by at least 15 runs.

Did weather affect the game?

Yes, the start of the game at Wrigley Field was delayed by thunderstorms.

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Topics

MLB St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field

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