The three conditions of Bo Nylor closed Homer’s four conditions of Cleveland’s seventh shoot, and Luis Ortiz threw the highest 6 1/3 closure of the season to take the Guardians to 4-2 win against Wednesday night.
Only .185 Naylor, who entered the competition, provided the necessary insurance for Homered and his team for a second flat night. In the meantime, Cleveland’s fifth start, Ortiz holding 5.96 ERA before this match, found himself in the duel of a jug with Minnesota Ace Pablo Lopez. Guardians’ rights, three strokes with two walks and won the team for the second time after losing the 11-1 serial opener on Monday.
Brooks Lee scored a pair of singles and made Hunter Gaddis an eighth -shot Homer for twins by the ninth Emmanuel Clase. Minnesota doughs were shot 13 times and reached three runs in the last two competitions.
Lopez (2-2) was hit by two strokes and hit six to six inning. However, Cleveland’s Jose Ramirez finally opened it with a seventh single before playing. With someone, the former duo cut a short cut from the Carlos Santana mound, took the ball and threw it to the first base and let Ramirez score the first run of the game in the second place.
This ended Lopez’s night, but things worsened for the twins. Santana stole the second for hitting Brock Stewart on the arm of the Minnesota hunter Ryan Jeffers. Santana came third in a wild field and Gabriel Arias walked. Then Naylor broke well with the driver over the right area wall.
Minnesota’s first threat to Ortiz did not come until the sixth stroke. Byron Buxton reached a two -output single, the second rang, and he came third in the throwing error of the catastrophe. However, Ortiz took Correa aired to finish the frame.
In the meantime, Lopez, Angel Martinez sixth in the sixth place until the end of 13 retired. However, Martinez was stranded in third.
Cade Smith (1-0) from Cleveland removed both doughs for the win.
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