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Guardians

Mercado grounded out, pitcher Martin to first baseman Guzmán.

Pérez grounded out, second baseman Odor to first baseman Guzmán.

Grounded out, second baseman Odor to first baseman Guzmán.

Freeman singled to right, Luplow to second.

Lindor grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Andrus to second baseman Odor, Luplow to third, Freeman out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Andrus to second baseman Odor, Luplow to third, Freeman out.

Grounded out, pitcher Martin to first baseman Guzmán.

Rangers

Kipnis singled to right, Mercado scored, Santana to second.

Singled to right, Mercado scored, Santana to second.

Ramírez homered to right on a 0-1 count, Mercado scored, Kipnis scored.

Homered to right on a 0-1 count, Mercado scored, Kipnis scored.

Kipnis singled to right, Mercado scored, Santana scored.

Singled to right, Mercado scored, Santana scored.

Calhoun homered to right on the first pitch, Mazara scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, Mazara scored.

Indians first.  Lindor struck out.  Mercado tripled to right.  Santana walked.  Kipnis singled to right, Mercado scored, Santana to second.  Ramírez flied out to left fielder Calhoun.  Bauers grounded out, second baseman Odor to first baseman Guzmán.

Indians third.  Mercado safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Guzmán.  Santana grounded out, second baseman Odor to first baseman Guzmán, Mercado to second.  Kipnis walked on four pitches.  Ramírez homered to right on a 0-1 count, Mercado scored, Kipnis scored.  Bauers doubled to center.  Pérez struck out.  Naquin singled to right, Bauers scored.  On Sampson's wild pitch, Naquin to second.  Freeman struck out.

Indians fourth.  Smyly pitching.  Lindor grounded out, third baseman Cabrera to first baseman Guzmán.  Mercado singled to right.  Mercado stole second.  Santana walked on a full count.  Mercado stole third, Santana stole second.  Kipnis singled to right, Mercado scored, Santana scored.  Ramírez flied out to center fielder Da.Santana.  Bauers singled to left, Kipnis to second.  Pérez struck out.

Rangers fifth.  Cabrera struck out.  Odor homered to right on a 1-0 count.  Guzmán grounded out, third baseman Ramírez to first baseman Santana.  Mathis flied out to right fielder Naquin.

Indians seventh.  Bauers homered to right on a 1-2 count.  Pérez homered to right on a 1-0 count.  Naquin homered to center on a 0-1 count.  Freeman struck out.  Fairbanks pitching.  Lindor struck out.  Mercado struck out.

Rangers ninth.  Luplow in as right fielder.  Wittgren pitching.  Mazara singled to center.  Calhoun homered to right on the first pitch, Mazara scored.  Cabrera struck out.  Odor struck out.  Guzmán grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana.

 The Indians took both series from the Rangers last season, 2-1 each time. Cleveland had 12 or more hits in five of the six games, its most such games in a single-season against a non-divisional opponent since 2006 against the A's, when it had 12-plus hits in five of nine games played.

 The Indians swept the Tigers in Detroit, their first sweep since mid-April (three-game sweep in Seattle). Cleveland had 40 hits over the three games, its most in any series this season.

 The Rangers took two of three from the Reds in Cincinnati over the weekend to finish their road trip with a 4-3 mark. Texas is 14-5 at home since May 4, the second-best home record over that span behind the Dodgers, 16-4.

 Oscar Mercado went 7-for-15 against the Tigers, with multiple hits in each game. Mercado has 30 hits through 26 career games, all this season with Cleveland. The last Cleveland hitter to reach 30 career hits in 26 or fewer games was Michael Brantley, who reached 30 hits in his 21st game in 2009.

 Elvis Andrus has slashed .372/.439/.542 in 288 career plate appearances against Cleveland. His batting average is the third highest by any player against Cleveland in the live-ball era behind Oddibe McDowell, .405, and Nomar Garciaparra, .374 (minimum 150 plate appearances).

 Mike Clevinger will be making his first start since returning from injury. Clevinger has allowed one hit and no runs in his only two starts of the season. The last Indians starter to allow zero runs in three consecutive starts to begin a season was Luis Tiant in 1966.

HP - Porter, 1B - Miller, 2B - Eddings, 3B - Conroy

Rangers look to keep home wins coming vs. Indians
The Texas Rangers returned to the Lone Star State and promptly returned to their winning ways.

Rangers look to keep home wins coming vs. Indians

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)  Jose Ramirez went into the upper deck for his first home run in more than a month. The Cleveland Indians later got a trio of long balls unlike any they have had in nearly 15 years.
While rookie Zach Plesac allowed only two hits pitching into the eighth inning, Cleveland hitters were going deep. Ramirez ended a 29-game homerless drought in the third, and the Indians opened the seventh with three homers in a row to overwhelm the Texas Rangers 10-3 on Tuesday night.

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CLE	1	0	4	2	0	0	3	0	0
TEX	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	2

Cleveland Guardians @ Texas Rangers on June 19, 2019

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