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Hamilton Spectator
a day ago
- Sport
- Hamilton Spectator
Kwan drives in go-ahead run in 10th, makes sliding catch in bottom half as Guardians beat White Sox
CHICAGO (AP) — Steven Kwan knocked in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning and made a sliding catch to help prevent a run from scoring in the bottom of the inning as the Cleveland Guardians beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 on Sunday. Kwan's fly off Brandon Eisert (2-2) scored automatic runner Angel Martínez. Kwan covered a lot of ground in left field and made a catch just inside the foul line on a fly ball by Mike Tauchman leading off the 10th. Kyle Manzardo hit his 15th homer — a three-run shot off Aaron Civale, the player he was traded for in June — to cap a four-run sixth and give Cleveland a 4-3 lead. Brayan Rocchio doubled with one out and scored on a force out by José Ramírez for the first run. Austin Slater hit his fourth home run, a leadoff shot off Joey Cantillo in the fourth, to put the White Sox ahead 1-0. Michael A. Taylor's sac fly and Slater's RBI single extended the lead to 3-0 in the fifth. Andrew Benintendi hit his 11th home run, a solo shot off Cantillo, to tie it at 4 in the sixth. Kwan drew a walk in the eighth off Grant Taylor, took third on a single by Nolan Jones and scored on Ramírez's sac fly for a 5-4 lead. Edgar Quero doubled in the eighth and pinch-runner Will Robertson scored on Luis Robert Jr.'s two-out double to tie it 5-all. Cantillo allowed four runs in 5 1/3 innings with six strikeouts. Closer Emmanuel Clase (5-2) didn't allow a hit in the final two innings as Cleveland won three of four in the series. Key moment Civale allowed only a bunt single by Rocchio through the first five innings before two hits and two walks led to the four-run sixth. Key stat The all-time series between the AL Central rivals is even at 1,130-1,130, with 17 ties. Up next After the All-Star break, the Guardians host the Athletics and Chicago is at Pittsburgh, both on Friday. ___ AP MLB:
Fox Sports
a day ago
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Kwan drives in go-ahead run in 10th, makes sliding catch in bottom half as Guardians beat White Sox
Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — Steven Kwan knocked in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning and made a sliding catch to help prevent a run from scoring in the bottom of the inning as the Cleveland Guardians beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 on Sunday. Kwan's fly off Brandon Eisert (2-2) scored automatic runner Angel Martinez. Kwan covered a lot of ground in left field and made a catch just inside the foul line on a fly ball by Mike Tauchman leading off the 10th. Kyle Manzardo hit his 15th homer — a three-run shot off Aaron Civale, the player he was traded for in June — to cap a four-run sixth and give Cleveland a 4-3 lead. Brayan Rocchio doubled with one out and scored on a force out by Jose Ramirez for the first run. Austin Slater hit his fourth home run, a leadoff shot off Joey Cantillo in the fourth, to put the White Sox ahead 1-0. Michael A. Taylor's sac fly and Slater's RBI single extended the lead to 3-0 in the fifth. Andrew Benintendi hit his 11th home run, a solo shot off Cantillo, to tie it at 4 in the sixth. Kwan drew a walk in the eighth off Grant Taylor, took third on a single by Nolan Jones and scored on Ramírez's sac fly for a 5-4 lead. Edgar Quero doubled in the eighth and pinch-runner Will Robertson scored on Luis Robert Jr.'s two-out double to tie it 5-all. Cantillo allowed four runs in 5 1/3 innings with six strikeouts. Closer Emmanuel Clase (5-2) didn't allow a hit in the final two innings as Cleveland won three of four in the series. Key moment Civale allowed only a bunt single by Rocchio through the first five innings before two hits and two walks led to the four-run sixth. Key stat The all-time series between the AL Central rivals is even at 1,130-1,130, with 17 ties. Up next After the All-Star break, the Guardians host the Athletics and Chicago is at Pittsburgh, both on Friday. ___ AP MLB: recommended Item 1 of 3
Winnipeg Free Press
a day ago
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
Kwan drives in go-ahead run in 10th, makes sliding catch in bottom half as Guardians beat White Sox
CHICAGO (AP) — Steven Kwan knocked in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning and made a sliding catch to help prevent a run from scoring in the bottom of the inning as the Cleveland Guardians beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 on Sunday. Kwan's fly off Brandon Eisert (2-2) scored automatic runner Angel Martínez. Kwan covered a lot of ground in left field and made a catch just inside the foul line on a fly ball by Mike Tauchman leading off the 10th. Kyle Manzardo hit his 15th homer — a three-run shot off Aaron Civale, the player he was traded for in June — to cap a four-run sixth and give Cleveland a 4-3 lead. Brayan Rocchio doubled with one out and scored on a force out by José Ramírez for the first run. Austin Slater hit his fourth home run, a leadoff shot off Joey Cantillo in the fourth, to put the White Sox ahead 1-0. Michael A. Taylor's sac fly and Slater's RBI single extended the lead to 3-0 in the fifth. Andrew Benintendi hit his 11th home run, a solo shot off Cantillo, to tie it at 4 in the sixth. Kwan drew a walk in the eighth off Grant Taylor, took third on a single by Nolan Jones and scored on Ramírez's sac fly for a 5-4 lead. Edgar Quero doubled in the eighth and pinch-runner Will Robertson scored on Luis Robert Jr.'s two-out double to tie it 5-all. Cantillo allowed four runs in 5 1/3 innings with six strikeouts. Closer Emmanuel Clase (5-2) didn't allow a hit in the final two innings as Cleveland won three of four in the series. Key moment Civale allowed only a bunt single by Rocchio through the first five innings before two hits and two walks led to the four-run sixth. Key stat Thursdays Keep up to date on sports with Mike McIntyre's weekly newsletter. The all-time series between the AL Central rivals is even at 1,130-1,130, with 17 ties. Up next After the All-Star break, the Guardians host the Athletics and Chicago is at Pittsburgh, both on Friday. ___ AP MLB:
Canada Standard
2 days ago
- Sport
- Canada Standard
Guardians carry momentum into series finale vs. White Sox
(Photo credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images) After hitting their season's low point a week ago, the Cleveland Guardians have reversed course in impressive fashion. With one game remaining before the All-Star break, the Guardians now find themselves trending upward. They'll look to maintain their momentum in the finale of a four-game series against the host Chicago White Sox on Sunday. Cleveland has won five of six following a 10-game losing streak, including a 6-2 victory on Saturday. After the teams split a doubleheader on Friday, Kyle Manzardo homered and Tanner Bibee earned his first victory since May 22 to help the Guardians secure the win on Saturday. Cleveland has scored four or more runs in six straight games after batting .166 as a team during its season-long 10-game skid. 'We could be the hottest team in baseball going into the break,' Guardians catcher Austin Hedges said. 'That's what we expect. (We want) to go get a win tomorrow, win the series, and get hot going into the second half.' Cleveland will send left-hander Joey Cantillo (1-0, 3.79 ERA) to the mound for the series finale. He allowed three runs with a season-high seven strikeouts over four-plus innings in a no-decision against the host Houston Astros last Tuesday. Cantillo, 25, has given up a total of three runs across 7 1/3 innings in two outings since moving into the starting rotation on July 3. White Sox infielder Miguel Vargas has struck out in all three of his at-bats against Cantillo, who is 1-0 with 1.00 ERA in nine innings over two career games (one start) versus the White Sox. Chicago will counter with right-hander Aaron Civale (1-6, 5.17 ERA this season with Brewers and White Sox), who gave up five runs over four innings in a 6-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays last Tuesday. The 30-year-old Civale has gone 0-4 with a 5.40 ERA across 25 innings in five starts since being acquired from Milwaukee on June 13. He also has 14 strikeouts against 13 walks during that stretch. 'He's a professional,' Chicago manager Will Venable said. 'He's got things he's got to work on, just continue to grind away and search for the best version of him.' Guardians first baseman Carlos Santana has one hit in 13 at-bats against Civale, who is 1-0 with a 1.64 ERA in 11 innings over two career starts versus Cleveland. Chicago has lost five of its last seven games and was held hitless after the fourth inning on Saturday. 'Credit to their pitchers,' White Sox catcher Kyle Teel said. 'They did a good job, but overall we need to do better as a team. And the beautiful thing about baseball is we have a game tomorrow.' The Guardians have won nine of their last 10 games against the White Sox, who fell to 32-64 with Saturday's loss. Cleveland relievers Erik Sabrowski, Cade Smith and Matt Festa combined for 3 1/3 perfect innings on Saturday. Sabrowski struck out all four batters he faced. 'He always has really good metrics on his fastball, but that's the best we've seen his command with it,' Guardians manager Stephen Vogt said. 'To face four hitters and punch all four out, it's very impressive -- especially since there were a couple really good right-handed hitters in there.' --Field Level Media
Canada News.Net
2 days ago
- Sport
- Canada News.Net
Guardians carry momentum into series finale vs. White Sox
(Photo credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images) After hitting their season's low point a week ago, the Cleveland Guardians have reversed course in impressive fashion. With one game remaining before the All-Star break, the Guardians now find themselves trending upward. They'll look to maintain their momentum in the finale of a four-game series against the host Chicago White Sox on Sunday. Cleveland has won five of six following a 10-game losing streak, including a 6-2 victory on Saturday. After the teams split a doubleheader on Friday, Kyle Manzardo homered and Tanner Bibee earned his first victory since May 22 to help the Guardians secure the win on Saturday. Cleveland has scored four or more runs in six straight games after batting .166 as a team during its season-long 10-game skid. 'We could be the hottest team in baseball going into the break,' Guardians catcher Austin Hedges said. 'That's what we expect. (We want) to go get a win tomorrow, win the series, and get hot going into the second half.' Cleveland will send left-hander Joey Cantillo (1-0, 3.79 ERA) to the mound for the series finale. He allowed three runs with a season-high seven strikeouts over four-plus innings in a no-decision against the host Houston Astros last Tuesday. Cantillo, 25, has given up a total of three runs across 7 1/3 innings in two outings since moving into the starting rotation on July 3. White Sox infielder Miguel Vargas has struck out in all three of his at-bats against Cantillo, who is 1-0 with 1.00 ERA in nine innings over two career games (one start) versus the White Sox. Chicago will counter with right-hander Aaron Civale (1-6, 5.17 ERA this season with Brewers and White Sox), who gave up five runs over four innings in a 6-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays last Tuesday. The 30-year-old Civale has gone 0-4 with a 5.40 ERA across 25 innings in five starts since being acquired from Milwaukee on June 13. He also has 14 strikeouts against 13 walks during that stretch. 'He's a professional,' Chicago manager Will Venable said. 'He's got things he's got to work on, just continue to grind away and search for the best version of him.' Guardians first baseman Carlos Santana has one hit in 13 at-bats against Civale, who is 1-0 with a 1.64 ERA in 11 innings over two career starts versus Cleveland. Chicago has lost five of its last seven games and was held hitless after the fourth inning on Saturday. 'Credit to their pitchers,' White Sox catcher Kyle Teel said. 'They did a good job, but overall we need to do better as a team. And the beautiful thing about baseball is we have a game tomorrow.' The Guardians have won nine of their last 10 games against the White Sox, who fell to 32-64 with Saturday's loss. Cleveland relievers Erik Sabrowski, Cade Smith and Matt Festa combined for 3 1/3 perfect innings on Saturday. Sabrowski struck out all four batters he faced. 'He always has really good metrics on his fastball, but that's the best we've seen his command with it,' Guardians manager Stephen Vogt said. 'To face four hitters and punch all four out, it's very impressive -- especially since there were a couple really good right-handed hitters in there.'
