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Phillies' Bryson Stott scratched from lineup due to personal matter

Phillies infielder Bryson Stott was removed from the starting lineup for a personal matter.

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Bryson Stott was scratched from the starting lineup for the Philadelphia Phillies' Friday series opener against the Atlanta Braves approximately an hour before first pitch due to a personal matter. [1] Bryan De La Cruz entered the lineup to bat seventh and play left field. [2] Edmundo Sosa replaced Bryson Stott at third base after being initially slated to start in left field. [3] The Philadelphia Phillies did not immediately provide a specific reason for Stott's removal from the lineup. [4] Stott and his wife, Dru, announced in May that she would be giving birth to a girl in September. [5]
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  1. Bryson Stott was scratched from the starting lineup for the Philadelphia Phillies' Friday series opener against the Atlanta Braves approximately an hour before first pitch due to a personal matter. · MLB
  2. Bryan De La Cruz entered the lineup to bat seventh and play left field. · MLB
  3. Edmundo Sosa replaced Bryson Stott at third base after being initially slated to start in left field. · MLB
  4. The Philadelphia Phillies did not immediately provide a specific reason for Stott's removal from the lineup. · Deadspin
  5. Stott and his wife, Dru, announced in May that she would be giving birth to a girl in September. · Deadspin
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