11- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 21, 1993

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Maybe therm won't be any pennant
raes, after all.' Te oronto Blue Jays,
Atlanta Braves, Philadelphia Phillies
and the Chicago White Sox are all in
good shape with two weeks to go.
"We're in a comfortable position,"
Phillies catcher Darren Daulton said,
"but I wouldn't say it's comfortable."
Following Sunday's3-1 victoryover
the Oakland Athletics, the White Sox
have the largest lead in the majors, 41/
2 games over the Texas Rangers in the
AL West.
"If you can't get emotionally high
for every game, you're in trouble,"
WhiteSox manager Gene Lamont said.
"Our guysuknow what theseo games
mean. Iley know what they have to
do."
Toronto, on a season-high, eight-
game winning streak, has a four-game
lead over the New York Yankees in the
AL East.
"I've always felt great about this
team, but we never really got things
together until lately," manager Cito
Gaston said. "Right now, we're getting
good pitching and we'rehitting the ball.
It looks good for us."
Atlanta maintained its three-game
lead over the San Francisco Giants in
the NL West with Sunday night's 1-
rout of the New York Mets. The Braves
begin a three-game series at Montreal
Tuesday night and the Giants started a
three-game series at Houston Monday
night.
t'snosecret thatwehaven't played
well in Montreal," Braves shortstop

Jeff Blausersaid. "But we will be emo-
tionally upforit. Weknow they are right
in the race."
Montreal trails the Phillies by four
games in the NL East, but the Expos do
have momentum. They trailed Phila-
delphia by 14 1/2 games on Aug. 21.
"We go from facing a very good
team to one that's even better," Expos
right fielder Larry Walker said. "But
we've always played well against the
Braves."
Atlanta is 45-14 since the All-Star
break. The Expos have won 22 of 26,
including 2 of 3 from the Phillies over
the weekend, andcatcherDarrinFletcher
is already looking ahead. On Monday,
he went to his home in Plattsburgh,
N.Y., and shipped boxes of summer
clothing to his California home.
"I'm keeping the warmer clothes
back here because I plan to be in
Montreal well into October," Fletcher
said.
"If there's any positive from this,"
Daulton said, "it's that these games
showed everyone in here what the at-
mosphere is going to be like. It was a
good game to be involved in, a good
experience."

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