Rays beat Guardians 3-1 to even ALCS
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Freddy Peralta pitched six scoreless innings and Liam Hicks delivered a two-run single as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Cleveland Guardians 3-1 on Tuesday night, evening the American League Championship Series at one game apiece.
Tampa Bay scored all three of its runs in the fourth inning after a series of defensive miscues by Cleveland. Following a successful Rays challenge that overturned a double-play call, Victor Mesa Jr. was ruled safe. Ben Williamson then hit a grounder that went under third baseman José Ramírez’s glove. Hicks followed with a single to right-center that gave Tampa Bay a 3-0 lead. All three runs against Guardians starter Parker Messick were unearned.
Peralta allowed four hits and struck out six. Kevin Kelly and Ian Seymour handled the seventh inning, though Chase DeLauter’s RBI double cut Cleveland’s deficit to two. Seymour then worked a perfect eighth before Bryan Baker retired the side in order in the ninth for his fourth postseason save.
Messick allowed six hits over five innings. The Rays’ victory followed Cleveland’s 7-3 comeback win in Game 1. The best-of-seven series moves to Cleveland for Game 3 on Thursday night.
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WHAT THE EDITOR DID
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WHAT IT FLAGGED editor revise: Two fourth-inning sequence details needed correction to match the source account. - "Chandler Simpson reached on an infield hit.": The source says Victor Mesa Jr. was ruled safe on the overturned double-play call before Chandler Simpson later beat out an infield hit; the story incorrectly ties Simpson's reach to the challenge sequence. - "Ben Williamson then hit a grounder that went under third baseman José Ramírez’s glove, allowing two runners to advance.": The source says Williamson reached second and Simpson advanced to third, not merely that two runners advanced; Mesa also scored on the play as part of the three-run inning.
THE DRAFT AND THE CHANGES
Rays beat Guardians 3-1 to even ALCS
Freddy Peralta pitched six scoreless innings and Liam Hicks delivered a two-run single as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Cleveland Guardians 3-1 on Tuesday night, evening the American League Championship Series at one game apiece.
Tampa Bay scored all three of its runs in the fourth inning after a series of defensive miscues by Cleveland. Following a successful Rays challenge that overturned a double-play call, ChandlerVictor SimpsonMesa reachedJr. onwas anruled infield hit.safe. Ben Williamson then hit a grounder that went under third baseman José Ramírez’s glove, allowing two runners to advance.glove. Hicks followed with a single to right-center that gave Tampa Bay a 3-0 lead. All three runs against Guardians starter Parker Messick were unearned.
Peralta allowed four hits and struck out six. Kevin Kelly and Ian Seymour handled the seventh inning, though Chase DeLauter’s RBI double cut Cleveland’s deficit to two. Seymour then worked a perfect eighth before Bryan Baker retired the side in order in the ninth for his fourth postseason save.
Messick allowed six hits over five innings. The Rays’ victory followed Cleveland’s 7-3 comeback win in Game 1. The best-of-seven series moves to Cleveland for Game 3 on Thursday night.
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