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Red Sox-Cubs finale, moved due to Boston weather, set for Sun. at Tropicana
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Red Sox-Cubs finale, moved due to Boston weather, set for Sun. at Tropicana

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read
The Red Sox and Cubs will play their regular-season finale on Sunday afternoon at Tropicana Field after the league relocated their series from Boston because of the forecast for inclement weather.

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