Kyle Manzardo, Cleveland Guardians visited the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday with a 2-1 win against a three-game sled, while the ninth shot with a host running.
After a delay of more than three hours from the first field, Manzardo, which had two of Cleveland’s six hit for the game, ended the long night. The driving from Louis Varland (1-2) passed over the right area wall to help Guardians even in four games, even in a win.
Cleveland initiator Tanner Bibee only allowed TY France’s fifth -shot home run and four strokes in seven Inning. He shot five without a walk.
Chris Paddack was almost intact to the twins, only Bo Nylor’s solo Homer and three hit in five strokes. He took two aired and one walked, but the twins fell to 0-6 in the mound this season. Minnesota, who won four consecutive winners and scored the highest number of 17 strokes of the season during the opening victory of the 11-1 series on Monday, only succeeded seven hit on Tuesday.
Naylor entered the game in the previous five competitions to 17 to 1, but in the third shot, a nine-step AT-BAS-BAT threw it to the right field seats for 1-0 Cleveland leadership.
After putting the Guardians runners in the first and second place and not in the fourth place and scored goals, the Gemini level was fifth in the competition. France sent a Bibee Fastball in the opposite direction over the right -class wall.
France, during a four -game win after a total of 32 running twins attacked three strokes.
Cleveland’s Emmanuel Clase (4-0), who struggled to find the All-Star form from the last three seasons, won a ninth shot after a score.
Guardians rose to 4-4 in a 10-game house, where they started to take two of three people from New York Yang. Later, before inviting the twins to the city, they dropped the last two of a three -game set against Boston Red Sox.
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