The Cleveland Guardians were able to take care of business on the southside of Chicago on Wednesday night in Game 3. In their 9-3 victory with their backs against the wall, Cleveland found some life in their bats to put up some much-needed run support in lieu of their continued struggling pitching.
The Cleveland Guardians are still alive in the 2026 MLB playoffs. The Guardians faced a 2-0 series deficit heading into Wednesday's road game against the Chicago White Sox.
Angel Martinez has had a horrific 2026 ALDS so far… he should still start in left field tonight. First, let’s stare at the bleak numbers right in the face.
The Cleveland Guardians decided to give Wednesday's Game 3 American League Division Series start to rookie righty Daniel Espino. And while he had delivered a few times before in the opener role, Wednesday, he struggled immensely and was pulled fast.
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After a resounding 9-3 victory to avoid a sweep in the ALDS, the Guards have forced a game 4 and have their most consistent starting pitcher lined up to pitch on regular rest.
The Cleveland Guardians refused to let their season end Wednesday, putting together one of the most dominant pitching performances in franchise postseason history to defeat the Chicago White Sox 9-3 in Game 3 of the ALDS.
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Cleveland still has October baseball to play! After last night’s fun 9-3 victory Cleveland keeps their playoff hopes alive. It feels like the bats are finally waking up and the team is remembering their identity.
The Cleveland Guardians found the energy that they needed in Game 3 in Chicago on Wednesday afternoon. After struggling to find any offense in the first two games of the ALDS, the Guardians came out swinging, quite literally, to help Cleveland win 9-3 with their backs against the wall.
CHICAGO -- Cleveland Guardians left-hander Parker Messick yearned for another opportunity to face the Chicago White Sox in the American League Division Series after losing his Game 1 start.
The Cleveland Guardians will start ace Parker Messick against the Chicago White Sox in Game 4 of their American League Division Series on Wednesday as they try to stave off elimination.
The Cleveland Guardians have survived in the ALDS against the Chicago White Sox. The pressure certainly isn’t off them heading into Game 4. Cleveland still faces elimination, after all.
The Cleveland Guardians were facing elimination on Wednesday night. Cleveland needed a win to avoid a sweep in the ALDS at the hands of the Chicago White Sox.
The Cleveland Guardians are not going away just yet. Jose Ramirez and company guaranteed at least one more game in their 2025 season when they took down the Chicago White Sox, 9-3, in Game 3 of their American League Division Series on Wednesday at Rate Field in Chicago.
CHICAGO -- Jo Adell had a bases-clearing triple among his two hits, Jose Ramirez added two hits and two RBIs, and seven pitchers tallied 19 strikeouts as the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Chicago White Sox 9-3 on Wednesday in Game 3 to stay alive in their American League Division Series.
Hall of Fame slugger Jim Thome is being heavily criticized for his appearance at Wednesday’s ALDS game between the Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox.
Former Cleveland left-hander Sam McDowell passed away on Monday, the team announced. He was 84 years old. McDowell’s decorated career spanned 15 seasons, 11 of which were spent in Cleveland.
The Chicago White Sox may be MLB's ultimate Cinderella team this postseason, but that doesn't mean the team endorsed by the Pope is ready to go home any time soon.
The Guardians will start an ALDS matchup against the White Sox on Saturday but right-hander Colin Holderman won’t be on the roster. He told reporters, including Tim Stebbins of MLB.com, that he will undergo right wrist surgery and won’t be able to rejoin the club at any point in October.