Stitches predicts Wednesday’s contest between the Blue Jays and the Brewers on Wednesday night.
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So on this last day of May we wish all a happy Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage month!25-9 after his first two seasons, Manoah has allowed 58 hits and served up 38 walks in 53 innings this season.Alek Manoah is slated to get the start for the Blue Jays on Wednesday against the Brewers.Teheran was tagged with a loss in his Brewers debut but pitched well, allowing one run over five frames.
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