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Cubs beat Washington and then pull off major trade

Justin Ruggiano connected for a long ball for the second straight game as the Chicago Cubs routed the Washington Nationals 7-2 from the Nation's Capital on Independence Day. Ruggiano went 3-for-5 at the dish, which gives him six hits and seven RBIs in his last two games. Jason Hammel  was quality over six frames to improve 8-and-5, and give the Cubs their fourth-straight victory. Nationals starter Tanner Roark fell to 7-and-6 after surrendering four runs in seven innings. Jayson Werth went 2-for-3 and cracked his eighth homer of the season as the Nats five-game win streak comes to an end.

The  Oakland  Athletics  have  reportedly bolstered  their  starting  rotation
with  the  acquisition of  pitchers  Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel from the
Chicago   Cubs.   According  to  multiple   sources,  the  A's  have  acquired
Samardzija   and   Hammel  in  exchange  for  minor-league  shortstop  Addison
Russell,  minor-league  outfielder Billy  McKinney  and  pitcher Dan  Straily.
Samardzija has pitched well for the Cubs this season, but has been a victim of
poor  run support. The  right-hander owns a 2-7 record with a 2.83 ERA and 103
strikeouts  over  108 innings  pitched. Chicago  has been  shut out five times
over  his  17 starts this season  and it has scored  two runs or less in 11 of
those outings.  Hammel has  also  been solid,  compiling  an 8-5  mark  with a
2.98  ERA.  The 31-year-old  will  head  back  to  the American  League  after
spending the previous two seasons with the Baltimore Orioles.

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