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Baseball could face shut-out after Brewers win first World Series
A first World Series triumph for the Milwaukee Brewers may be the last Major League Baseball game for some time given owners and players are at loggerheads over a salary cap. The row over a new collective bargaining agreement could lead to a so-called "lock-out" next year when no baseball takes place.
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