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Cleveland Guardians End Tampa Bay Rays' Winning Streak at 7 with 7-1 Victory
The Guardians ended the Rays' seven-game streak with a five-run second inning, aided by strong pitching and key hits, improving their record to .500, officials said.
- On Friday, the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 7-1 in Tampa, Fla., ending the Rays' season-best seven-game winning streak with a decisive early rally.
- After a pregame pitching shuffle that used Griffin Jax as an opener, Ian Seymour misplayed Gabriel Arias' bunt and then issued a hit batter and a walk, setting up Cleveland's five-run second inning on Friday.
- Supporting the rally, Steven Kwan and David Fry helped the Guardians amass 12 hits, with Kwan driving in two runs, Fry adding one, and Austin Hedges homering later to extend the lead.
- The victory left Cleveland Guardians at.500 with four wins in 14 games, keeping wild-card hopes alive, while Tampa Bay Rays slipped to 71-69 in AL East standings.
- Gavin Williams anchored the effort by pitching seven solid innings allowing one run with three strikeouts, and Saturday's matchup features Tanner Bibee versus Shane Baz in this pivotal series.
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The Morning JournalJose Ramirez leads Guardians past Rays, 7-1
By KRISTIE ACKERT TAMPA, Fla. — José Ramírez had three hits and two RBI and the Guardians scored had a five-run second inning in a 7-1 victory over Tampa Bay on Sept. 5, snapping the Rays’ season-best winning streak at seven. The Guardians won for the fourth time in 14 games to reach .500 at […]
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Guardians end Rays' winning streak at 7 with 7-1 victory
José Ramírez had three hits and two RBIs and the Cleveland Guardians had a five-run second inning in a 7-1 victory over Tampa Bay on Friday night, snapping the Rays’ season-best winning streak at seven.
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