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Pat Murphy and Stephen Vogt have been named Managers of the Year for the second consecutive season, leading small-market teams Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Guardians to division titles, with Murphy dominating NL voting and Vogt narrowly winning in AL, despite postseason outcomes not affecting the awards.
Two Cleveland Guardians pitchers, Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, have been indicted for allegedly accepting bribes to throw pitches in games, with Ortiz arrested at Boston Logan Airport and both on leave since July amid an investigation into suspicious betting activity. Ortiz's lawyer denies any wrongdoing, asserting his innocence and lawful conduct.
Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz have been indicted for accepting bribes from gamblers to rig pitches during games, with Ortiz arrested and both facing serious charges including conspiracy and money laundering, amid ongoing investigations into sports betting corruption.
The Cleveland Guardians and Detroit Tigers are playing a winner-take-all game in the AL Wild Card Series, with the winner advancing to face the Seattle Mariners in the AL Division Series. The Guardians evened the series with a 6-1 victory, highlighted by key home runs and strong bullpen performance, in a game that featured historic playoff circumstances with three winner-take-all games in one day.
The Cleveland Guardians, led by key performances from players like Brayan Rocchio, Valera, and DeLauter, are on the brink of elimination but have shown resilience and magic to stay alive in the AL Wild Card Round, winning a crucial game and forcing a decisive third match.
The Detroit Tigers are aiming for a sweep of the Cleveland Guardians in the 2025 MLB wild-card series, with key performances from players like Kyle Finnegan and Riley Greene, as they compete in Game 2 at Progressive Field.
The Detroit Tigers won their opening game of the 2025 AL wild-card series against the Cleveland Guardians with a 2-1 victory, highlighted by strong pitching and key plays, setting the stage for the postseason.
Tarik Skubal's 14 strikeouts led the Detroit Tigers to a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Guardians in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series, with the Tigers now one win away from advancing to the AL Division Series.
The Detroit Tigers are preparing their 26-man roster for the upcoming Wild Card Series against the Cleveland Guardians, with key decisions around pitching staff and position players, including potential adjustments based on the opponent and strategic needs, and will finalize their roster by Tuesday.
The Cleveland Guardians faced a challenging season, appearing out of playoff contention and dealing with the fallout from Emmanuel Clase's leave due to an MLB gambling investigation, which impacted their trade prospects and team dynamics.
Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal visited Cleveland's David Fry in the hospital after Fry was hit in the face by a 99 mph fastball during a game, suffering facial and nasal fractures but expected to recover fully. Skubal was upset and wanted to check on Fry, leading to a hospital visit with Guardians' manager Stephen Vogt and players, who reported Fry is in good spirits despite the injury.
Cleveland Guardians' David Fry, hit in the face by a fastball, will avoid surgery and is expected to recover in 6-8 weeks, despite facial fractures. The injury occurred during a game against the Tigers, overshadowing Cleveland's recent winning streak and division race. Fry's season has been disrupted by injuries, but he remains a key player for the team.
The Cleveland Guardians rallied to beat the Detroit Tigers 5-2, tying for the AL Central lead with five games remaining, after a chaotic sixth inning that included a pitch hitting David Fry in the face and Skubal's struggles. The Guardians have won 11 of 12 games, closing a significant gap in the division, while the Tigers have lost seven straight.
The Cleveland Guardians, tied with the Detroit Tigers at 85-72, have unexpectedly risen to first place in the AL Central after a series of impressive wins, exemplified by their strategic and resilient gameplay dubbed 'Guards Ball,' highlighted by key plays and strong pitching.
The Detroit Tigers, who once led the AL Central by over 12 games, are now on the brink of a historic collapse after a poor 7-18 stretch, allowing the Cleveland Guardians to close the gap to just one game. The Tigers' chances of winning the division have dropped from 99.9% to 63.1%, and they risk missing the playoffs entirely if their struggles continue, potentially making this one of the most significant division lead collapses in baseball history.