Guardians Hit By Pitch Fun Facts From Ingraham
Gimenez could set Cleveland’s career mark for hit by pitches if he stays long enough. The piece notes 60 HBP for Gimenez, compares Hafner’s 85, Hughie Jennings’ 287, and discusses Ruth’s rare 1927 season with zero HBPs, Mendoza’s low hit by pitches, Hunt’s 192 HBPs, and mentions Austin Hedges as the only Guardians player without an HBP this season.
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Guardians Rally For Seventh Straight Win At Home
Guardians pull off a come from behind victory at Progressive Field to stretch their home win streak to seven and tie for best AL record at 33-17. Jose Quintana shuts Cleveland to five innings before Austin Hedges bunt heroics spark a Gimenez three run homer and a team comeback.
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Hedges Teams Up With Bunt Plan Amid Mets Incident
In a 9:38 start, a bunt attempt emerged as an on-base strategy after Quintana’s windup. Tristan McKenzie allowed three solo homers in four innings and nearly sparked a clash when Harrison Bader reacted angrily to a pitch hit. Vogt praised Mets manager Mendoza for calming the moment.
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Bader Quintana Ottavino power Mets in bullpen showcase
Sunday afternoon in Cleveland saw Bader and Quintana homer off the right-hander while Ottavino also connected as McKenzie left with four relievers closing out the Mets on three hits. Cade Smith earned his first career save with two strikeouts in the ninth as Vogt praised the bullpen depth and grit amid short-handed usage.
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Clase shines again as Guardians ride elite closer to strong start
Emmanuel Clase stuns as a calm ninth inning ace, posting 15 saves in 18 chances with a 0.36 ERA and 0.59 WHIP through 26 appearances while Cleveland leads the AL Central. Vogt praises his focus and readiness, noting his pitch clock adjustment helped unlock Last year’s issues. The Guardians, 74 multi-run innings leaders, head to a three-game set with the Angels as Naylor brothers struggle at the plate and Carrasco rows on IL.
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Correa lifts Twins to win over Nationals 3-2
Carlos Correa hit a solo homer and made a diving stop to prevent a game tying run as the Twins defeated the Nationals 3-2 on the road. Max Kepler added a solo shot, a double, and scored the decisive late run to seal the split. Washington dropped its seventh of eight.
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Ball State Tops Toledo In MAC Tournament Opener
Ball State Cardinals start fast and beat Toledo 5-1 at Crushers Stadium. Becker led mound work with a complete game one hitter allowed, 12 strikeouts. Bevis and King drove early runs, Hallquist homered to spark seventh inning three-run burst.
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RedHawks rally past Kent State to reach Bowling Green
Miami Ohio defeated Kent State 5 2 in a delayed game, overcoming weather in the seventh. Peyton Olejnik pitched five strong innings allowing one run with six strikeouts as Miami advances to face top seed Bowling Green at 2 p.m.
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Crushers Fall as ThunderBolts Triumph at Ozinga Field
Crestwood Illinois Logan Thomason went 2-for-4 with a homer and a double for the Lake Erie Crushers in an 8-5 loss to the Windy City ThunderBolts at Ozinga Field. Sean Cheely added a 2-for-5 day with a double and Ron Washington hit an RBI triple. Jack Eisenberger gave up five runs in five innings to drop to 0-2 as Lake Erie fell to 8-3.
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