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Mourning Cardinals Visit Brewers

For the second time in five seasons, the Cardinals will have to get back to playing baseball while mourning the death of a teammate.

On Monday night, the Cardinals will take the field for the first time after reliever Josh Hancock's death in a car accident when they visit the Brewers in the opener of a three-game series at Miller Park.

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Albert's Drought Is Over, Homers Twice, Five RBI's

Now that his April drought is over, Albert Pujols says he was never worried about the unsightly numbers next to his name.

Pujols homered twice and had five RBIs, leading a 13-hit attack that helped the Cardinals beat the Brewers 10-2 on Sunday. Afterward, he chided reporters for writing about his early woes.

"Obviously, this year hasn't been working out early," Pujols said. "But just because I haven't found myself at the plate I don't want to go crazy."

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Indians To Host Angels In Milwaukee

After snow wiped out Cleveland's series against Seattle for the fourth day in a row Monday, the Indians moved their next series against the Angels to Milwaukee's Miller Park.

The teams will play a three-game series beginning Tuesday in a ballpark that has a retractable roof, unlike Jacobs Field. The opener and Wednesday's game will be played at 7:05 p.m. EDT, with Thursday's scheduled for 1:05 p.m.

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