Slade Cecconi and the Guardians were rudely introduced to that offense in a 9-2 loss that kept Cecconi winless in five starts. The Astros finished with 13 hits, including two homers by Isaac Paredes and one by Christian Walker, who fell a triple shy of the cycle.
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José Ramírez keeps adding to the legacy. Nine-time AL Player of the Week after another dominant stretch at the plate and on the bases for the Cleveland Guardians.
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There was a different kind of home run at Progressive Field on Sunday. 💍⚾ // 🎞️➡️ Josh Duke, clevelanddotcom // #ClevelandGuardians #LoveStory #Cleveland #Proposal #AustinHedges
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Way to steal our hearts! ❤️
After the Guardians beat the Baltimore Orioles Sunday, catcher Austin Hedges proposed marriage to his girlfriend, Lexi Dickinson. She said yes, setting off another round of cheers inside the ballpark. https://l.cleveland.com/sya35f
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José Ramírez took Baltimore starter Taylor Rogers deep twice and Brayan Rocchio collected three hits with runners on base as the Guardians took three out of four from the Orioles with a 8-4 win Sunday at Progressive Field.
Bryan Rocchio delivered it, a three-run homer in the fifth inning that somehow eluded the swirling winds in right field to give the Guardians a 4-2 win over the Orioles on Saturday night at Progressive Field.
Staked to a four-run lead heading into the eighth inning Friday, the Guardians bullpen faltered late and endured a six-run outburst by Baltimore in a 6-4 loss to the Orioles at Progressive Field.
Parker Messick entered the ninth inning needing just three outs to end Cleveland’s 45-year, one-day no-hitter drought. He couldn’t finish it, but the Guardians still walked away with a 4–2 win over the Orioles.
The Cardinals scored three times in the sixth inning and Cleveland’s offense never recovered in a 5-3 loss Wednesday at Busch Stadium.
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With his fielder’s choice grounder in the first inning Wednesday against St. Louis, Ramírez took over the club’s all-time lead in at-bats with 6,040, breaking a tie with Nap Lajoie, who compiled 6,039 at-bats in parts of 13 seasons from 1902 to 1914.
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Daniel Schneemann delivered the timely hit Cleveland had been searching for on its six-game road trip, while Angel Martínez and Brayan Rocchio homered as the Guardians snapped a five-game losing streak with a 9–3 win Monday at Busch Stadium.
Making their second appearance on Peacock’s nationally-televised broadcast after an opening-weekend defeat in Seattle, the Guardians fell flat again in a 13-1 loss to the Braves at Truist Park.
Cleveland squandered a bases-loaded opportunity in the fifth inning Friday night, and Atlanta made the Guardians pay dearly with a six-run sixth that propelled the Braves to a 11-5 win at Truist Park.
Austin Hedges is making Guardians fans take notice with a .400 start and two doubles in just 15 at-bats.
Joey Cantillo delivered another strong start Wednesday, tossing 5 2/3 innings with one earned run and nine strikeouts as the Guardians beat the Kansas City Royals 10–2 to take the series finale.
Terry Pluto sees Brito as a proven, prepared option who earned the promotion, while Bazzana still needs time to develop.
The Guardians announced Wednesday that shortstop Gabriel Arias will miss four to eight weeks as he recovers from a “moderate strain” of his left hamstring.
“I’ve been learning how to play second base,” said Rocchio. “I feel comfortable playing second base, but shortstop is my natural position. Now I’ve got a job to do at shortstop. I’m going to do whatever I can to help the team.”
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What a finish at Progressive Field on Tuesday.
The Guardians edged the Royals 2-1 behind lockdown bullpen work and a walk-off from Brayan Rocchio. Take a look at some of the highlights: https://l.cleveland.com/qhmjep
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Brayan Rocchio’s RBI single in the bottom of the ninth off Royals right-hander John Schreiber gave the Guardians a 2-1 walk-off win Tuesday on a frigid afternoon at Progressive Field.
A historic night for José Ramírez, Cleveland’s all-time games played leader — but the celebration was cut short in a 4–2 loss to the Royals.
José Ramírez is in a league of his own — after passing Terry Turner for the all-time games played record, the Guardians honored his milestone following the fifth inning.
Video: Paris McGee Jr, Clevelanddotcom
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108 years later, a new name sits atop Cleveland baseball history! 👑⚾️ José Ramírez breaks the all-time games played record, passing Terry Turner against Kansas City at Progressive Field Monday night.
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Cleveland infielder Terry “Cotton Top” Turner played 1,619 games for the city from 1904–1918, holding the record for most games played for 108 years. This Monday, José Ramírez will break his long-standing record, finally putting Turner back in the spotlight.
Tuesday's game will now start at 1:10 p.m. due to expected cold temperatures, the team announced Monday.
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When José Ramírez runs out to his customary spot at third base inside Progressive Field on Monday night against Kansas City, he will pass Terry Turner for the most games played in Cleveland franchise history.
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