Crushers fall 4-0 as Miller dominates Lake Erie at home
Lake Erie mustered three hits as Southern Illinois starter Jarrett Miller shuttled the Crushers, who lost 4-0 at All Pro Freight Stadium. The Miners built a three-run sixth inning while Lake Erie stranded runners and dropped to 29-37, 16-15 at home, and 2-8 in their last 10.
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Salazar placed on 15 day DL with elbow inflammation
Indians right hander Danny Salazar is out two to three weeks after an MRI showed no structural damage but elbow inflammation. Manager Terry Francona expects a quick return following rest and a bullpen of training room work. Triple-A Columbus call up Mike Clevinger to fill in, while Michael Brantley continues rehab as others progress with various injuries. Brandon Guyer debuted with Cleveland as a lefty specialist, and Mejia extends his hitting streak while Ramirez leads the AL with a .354 average.
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Indians knocked down by Twins as Carrasco struggles
The Cleveland Indians fall 8-6 to the Minnesota Twins after a rough start by Carlos Carrasco. Brian Dozier and Max Kepler powered Minnesota with two run homers in the third, while Kepler continued his hot form. The Indians staged a late rally scoring seven in the fifth, but a earlier deficit proved too large to overcome. Santana and Napoli added two-run blasts for Cleveland. Francona praised his team for fighting back despite the loss.
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Deadline Day Swings Reshape Contenders as MLB Roster Moves Set Stage
After 18 trades on deadline day the MLB market quiets briefly while teams reassess. Texas Rangers bolstered by Lucroy Beltran and Jeffress while Dodgers added Rich Hill Reddick and Giants added Matt Moore. Toronto plans bullpen shift for Aaron Sanchez and acquires Francisco Liriano as rotation depth.
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