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Give Me Jesus
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The Philadelphia Phillies have named Jesus Luzardo as their starting pitcher for Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series, with Aaron Sanchez — Cristopher Sanchez — set to follow in Game 2. The announcement sets the rotation for Philadelphia's postseason opener, and fans are weighing whether Luzardo gives the club its best chance in a short series.
- 2Luzardo returns from injured list with four-pitch inning▼Luzardo activated off IL for Game 162, throws 4-pitch 8th inning in return
Jesus Luzardo was activated off the injured list for the final game of the regular season and made his return in the eighth inning, retiring the side on just four pitches. The quick outing signals the pitcher is back to full strength ahead of the postseason, giving his club a fresh bullpen option after time on the shelf.
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The traditional spiritual 'Give Me Jesus' is being shared and sung in faith communities. The hymn, long associated with American church tradition, expresses a simple declaration of devotion, with its refrain turning away from earthly comforts toward faith. Church groups are circulating performances and reflections on the song, keeping the well-loved hymn in front of congregations.