With franchise legend Len Barker throwing out the first pitch and Browns star defensive end Jared Verse bringing out the game ball, the Cleveland Guardians set the stage for a memorable night.
The Cleveland Guardians received enough from Gavin Williams to win Monday. They failed to turn that opportunity into a victory. Despite Williams’ 11 strikeouts, the Guardians lost 4-3 to the Chicago White Sox in Game 2 of the American League Division Series.
I went to game two of the ALDS today by myself. I am a Guardians Season Ticket Holder, but in my 10-12 games a year, I always take 1-2 of our kids (ages 7, 6, almost 4, and 2).
Stephen Vogt had immense praise for Gavin Williams following his start on the mound despite the Cleveland Guardians’ 4-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox in Game 2 of the ALDS on Monday night.
The Cleveland Guardians had a total of three hits in Saturday's Game 1 defeat against the Chicago White Sox. The lineup managed to make it four hits Monday night in an incredibly frustrating 4-3 loss falling into an 0-2 hole in the ALDS.
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With Chicago leading the series 1-0, the Cleveland Guardians desperately needed to win today’s Game 2 to split the series. Gavin Williams showed up looking to win today.
Cleveland Guardians right-hander Gavin Williams made franchise postseason history Monday in Game 2 of the ALDS against the Chicago White Sox. Williams became the first Cleveland pitcher with at least 10 strikeouts in a playoff game since Bartolo Colon accomplished the feat in 2001.
Travis Bazzana used to have a problem when he wanted to watch October baseball. He lived on the other side of the world. Growing up in Australia meant Major League Baseball postseason games weren’t exactly convenient viewing for a baseball-obsessed kid.
The Cleveland Guardians are looking for redemption. And such a task won't be easy. On Monday, Oct. 5, the Guardians will play host to the Chicago White Sox for Game 2 of a Best-of-Five series in the American League Division Series.
The Cleveland Guardians are set to play their second game of the ALDS on Monday against the Chicago White Sox, and they need something to change if they want to tie the series.
The Cleveland Guardians‘ bats went silent during their 3-0 defeat in Game 1 of their ALDS series against the Chicago White Sox on Saturday. Cleveland recorded just three hits, two of them coming from pinch hitters Nathaniel Lowe and Patrick Bailey.
After shutting out the Cleveland Guardians in Game 1 of the American League Division Series 3-0, they are set up nicely entering their next game against the Guardians as they look to gain early control of the series.
The Cleveland Guardians loaded the bases twice on Saturday. They finished the game with zero runs in a 3-0 American League Division Series loss to the Chicago White Sox.
October Baseball is here, and the Chicago White Sox gave us one of the most dominant starts in the postseason. The White Sox shut down the Guardians 3-0, and the Guardians manager knew that was where they lost the game.
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.
Cleveland Guardians closer Cade Smith is embracing everything that comes with playing postseason baseball at home. With the Chicago White Sox coming to Progressive Field for the American League Division Series, Smith knows the atmosphere will be different from the regular season.
CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Guardians won the American League Central title by one game over the Chicago White Sox. A bigger prize will be on the line when the teams reunite Saturday afternoon.
As if 13 regular-season meetings weren't enough, the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians will meet up for at least three more games in the ALDS beginning on Saturday.
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.
Right-hander Connor Brogdon cleared waivers and accepted an outright assignment to Triple-A Columbus, per Tim Stebbins of MLB.com. Brogdon was designated for assignment on Wednesday.