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Guardians

Mercer flied out to right fielder Naquin.

Harrison walked on a full count, Peterson to second.

Walked on a full count, Peterson to second.

Tigers

Goodrum homered to right on the first pitch, Cabrera scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, Cabrera scored.

H.Ramirez doubled to left, L.Martin scored, Santana to third.

Doubled to left, L.Martin scored, Santana to third.

Harrison singled to center, Beckham scored.

Tigers first.  Harrison struck out.  Castellanos flied out to center fielder Martin.  Cabrera singled to right.  Goodrum homered to right on the first pitch, Cabrera scored.  Stewart singled to right.  Hicks flied out to right fielder Luplow.

Indians sixth.  Martin was hit by a pitch.  Ramírez struck out.  Luplow struck out.  Santana walked, Martin to second.  Ramirez doubled to left, Martin scored, Santana to third.  Bauers struck out.

Tigers sixth.  Hicks homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Peterson struck out.  Beckham doubled to left.  Mercer flied out to right fielder Luplow, Beckham to third.  Harrison singled to center, Beckham scored.  Wittgren pitching.  Castellanos struck out.

 Cleveland completed a four-game sweep against Toronto as the pitching staff held the Blue Jays to six runs in the entire series. The Tribe's 2.85 ERA this season is the fourth lowest in baseball, and they have allowed only five home runs, tied with the Reds for fewest in baseball.

 The Tigers have won five consecutive games and are now 7-3 -- they have started 7-3 or better in four of the last five seasons. They have posted a 2.30 ERA, second best in MLB (Rays, 1.80) and their lowest through 10 games of the season since 2015 (1.82).

 Cleveland went 13-6 against Detroit last season, outscoring them, 116-47. Since 2016, the Indians are 40-16 (.714) against the Tigers, the best record by any team against a divisional foe.

 Hanley Ramirez has hit .313 in 17 career games against Detroit, but has yet to hit a home run against the team. He is currently the only Indians player with multiple home runs this season (two).

 Jordan Zimmermann has allowed only one earned run in two starts this season, striking out 10 and walking just one. In his last four starts of 2018, he posted a 7.32 ERA, allowing seven home runs and a .308 opponent average in that time.

 Carlos Santana is hitting .419 this season -- the rest of the team is hitting .151. Cleveland's .182 batting average on the season is its second worst through nine games in the last 100 seasons. The only time the Indians had a worse average through nine games was last season (.159).

HP - Barber, 1B - Barksdale, 2B - Tumpane, 3B - Barrett

Scoring runs against Trevor Bauer became a difficult feat last season. These days, just getting a hit off the Cleveland Indians right-hander ranks as an accomplishment.
Bauer carries a streak of 10 hitless innings into his third start of the season, a Wednesday afternoon tilt at Detroit.

Tigers will try to solve nearly unhittable Indians P Bauer

DETROIT (AP)  Niko Goodrum and John Hicks were in no mood to wait for a deep count against Trevor Bauer.
''This isn't the time to be patient against a guy who throwing like that,'' Goodrum said. ''He threw me a fastball down and in, and I put a good swing on it.''

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CLE	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0
DET	2	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	X

Cleveland Guardians @ Detroit Tigers on April 10, 2019

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