Guardians Skipper Reacts To Cleveland's Comeback Win vs. Tigers

After the Tigers scored the three early runs, the Guardians didn't get complacent.

Like Ortiz, the lineup battled and ultimately scored three unanswered runs to send the game into extra innings. The game's turning point was Cleveland's tying run, which came when Jose Ramirez scored on a fielder's choice.

Angel Martinez broke his bat on a weakly hit ball to first base, but thanks to a perfect jump by Ramirez at third, he was able to slide into home plate with a run.

Vogt didn't downplay just how amazing of a play this was by Ramirez.

"There's very few people in the game that score on that ball. The jump he gets, the slide, you name it. He's one of the best base runners, if not the best base runner in baseball," said Vogt.

Once the 10th inning started, Cleveland's bats really came alive.

Thanks to a double from Kyle Manzardo and Angel Martinez, a sacrifice fly from Bo Naylor, and an RBI base hit from Nolan Jones, the Guardians scored four runs and essentially put the game out of reach for the Tigers.

The Guardians weren't playing their best baseball when they came into Detroit. However, that doesn't matter now. Winning three of the first four games proves this team is good enough to win the division.

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