Carlos Santana besieged a three-stage Homer in the sixth shot, and Cleveland Guardians visited a couple with a 9-1 win against the Washington Nationals on Tuesday.
Daniel Schneemann also deepened and joined Santana in a wild field for Guardians, who revenge on 10-9 losses in Doublehead's opener.
Austin Hedges also deepened, and Steven Kwan had a double rb to fuel Cleveland in his last eight games.
The crime was more than enough for Lively (2-2), who allowed a run in two strokes and hit three in 5 1/3 strokes.
Riley Adams, three -game winning series for the citizens who saw the sixth kick to lead to lead.
After the teams came together for 19 running in the first match on Tuesday, they only got two hit the five -scorer strokes before Cleveland was in sixth place.
Kwan reached an outside area and Jose Ramirez made a two-output from Brad Lord (1-4) from Brad Lord (1-4) over the wall on the right area of Santana. Homer was the fourth of the season and this month's second.
Adams responded by depositing 1-0 fastball on the wall in the right center area. Homer was Adams' second of the season – both of them come to the last four games.
Lively encouraged Jacob Young to appear before relaxing by Tim Herrin, who retired two of the three doughs he encountered.
Nolan Jones walked to highlight his seventh shot, a pinch of Schneemann ranked second in his single, and made a field player from Brayan Rocchio. Schneemann scored a wild field from Jackson Ruttle, and Rocchio returned home from the couple to the right field of Kwan to take Cleveland 6-1 ahead.
Santana scored the fifth Homer of the season and the third place in the last four games of the season and scored a wild field in Eduardo Salazar at the eighth shot.
Lord, three strokes in three strokes gave three running.
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