CLEVELAND – After getting swept by the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium, the Cleveland Indians have returned home and won five straight games, including tonight’s with a final score 6-0. Two of their three wins in the sweep over the White Sox came in walkoff fashion, and they look to complete another one against the Rays Wednesday night to make it six wins in a row.
The Indians would score first in the 3rd inning when Yan Gomes started things with a lead off single. Tyler Naquin would move Gomes into scoring position with a sac to first, and with two down, Jason Kipnis delivered a single to deep center that got by Rays outfielder Desmond Jennings. The ball would roll all the way to the wall to allow himself and Gomes to both score, putting the Tribe ahead 2-0. Watch below!
That's how u score on a single and 3 base error #Indians pic.twitter.com/fM2ooJJJzA
— NEO Sports Insiders (@NEOSportsInside) June 22, 2016
The Indians would have a chance to make it 3-0 in the 4th inning when Lonnie Chisenhall singled and Mike Napoli scored. Rays manager Kevin Cash would challenge the ruling at home, and ultimately get it overruled to make it 2-0 once more.
The Indians would still score that third run in the 6th inning to extend their lead. Jose Ramirez singled to center with one out, and Juan Uribe was safe at first on a throwing error by Rays shortstop Brad Miller. Chisenhall singled to center scoring Ramirez to make it 3-0.
The Indians would tack on three more runs in the 8th off Rays reliever Steve Geltz. The first pair came off a two-run shot to right via Ramirez, scoring Napoli (single). Uribe would follow with a solo shot to left pushing the lead to 6-0.
We can't keep up — Uribe follows his son's lead for his 4th HR in as many games!
6-0! pic.twitter.com/ZVDfnsITsP
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) June 22, 2016
Corey Kluber improved his record to 7-7 after throwing an absolute gem of a 3 hit complete game shutout. His final line was – 9.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 9 S0, 0 HR,
The Indians (40-30) and Rays (31-38) are back tomorrow night at 7:10.
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