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Lindor grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.

Grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.

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R.Pérez doubled to center, Freeman scored.

Luplow tripled to left, Mercado scored, Santana scored.

Tripled to left, Mercado scored, Santana scored.

R.Pérez singled to left, Luplow scored, Freeman to second.

Singled to left, Luplow scored, Freeman to second.

Allen walked on a full count, Santana scored, Puig to third, Luplow to second.

Walked on a full count, Santana scored, Puig to third, Luplow to second.

Indians first.  Lindor lined out to right fielder Reyes.  Mercado homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Santana struck out.  Puig doubled to center.  Bauers grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.

Indians second.  Allen grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.  Freeman singled to left.  Pérez doubled to center, Freeman scored.  Velazquez struck out.  Lindor grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.

Tigers third.  Greiner hit a ground-rule double to right.  Castro grounded out, first baseman Santana unassisted, Greiner to third.  Reyes singled to left, Greiner scored.  Castro flied out to left fielder Allen.  Cabrera struck out.

Indians third.  Mercado doubled to left.  Santana walked.  Ramirez pitching.  Puig struck out.  Luplow pinch-hitting for Bauers.  Luplow tripled to left, Mercado scored, Santana scored.  Allen grounded out, third baseman Lugo to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.  Freeman walked on a full count.  Pérez singled to left, Luplow scored, Freeman to second.  Velazquez struck out.

Indians fourth.  Lindor lined out to right fielder Reyes.  Mercado popped out to second baseman Mercer.  Santana safe at first on fielding error by third baseman Lugo.  Puig hit an infield single to shortstop, Santana to second.  Luplow walked on four pitches, Santana to third, Puig to second.  Schreiber pitching.  Allen walked on a full count, Santana scored, Puig to third, Luplow to second.  Freeman struck out.

Tigers fifth.  Lugo homered to right on a full count.  Greiner singled to right.  Castro grounded into a double play, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana, Greiner out.  Reyes lined out to center fielder Mercado.

Indians eighth.  Lindor grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Ro.Rodríguez.  Mercado struck out.  Santana doubled to center.  Puig singled to left, Santana scored.  Luplow doubled to left, Puig to third.  Allen flied out to right fielder Reyes.

 The Indians have won 14 straight games against the Tigers, and are 15-1 against their divisional rival this season. Cleveland's 14-game win streak against Detroit is the longest by either side of this matchup all-time, and currently the second-longest active streak by a team against a single opponent, as the Yankees have defeated the Orioles in 16 straight games.

 At 45-104, the Tigers are in danger of posting the worst record in MLB this season. This would be the seventh season in the expansion era (since 1961) in which Detroit had the worst record in the majors; currently Detroit is tied with the Mets (6) for most seasons with the worst record in MLB over that time.

 Cleveland trails Tampa Bay by a game and a half for the Second AL Wild Card spot. Based on current records, Cleveland has the sixth-easiest remaining schedule in the majors (.450), while Tampa Bay has the eighth-most difficult remaining schedule (.535).

 Detroit is the only team in MLB without a player with 20+ home runs, as Brandon Dixon leads the team with 15. Miguel Cabrera leads the team with 55 RBI this season, the fewest by any team leader in MLB.

 Roberto Perez hit a go-ahead three-run homer in the sixth inning of Cleveland's 7-5 win over Minnesota on Sunday. Of Perez's 23 home runs this season, 14 have come in the sixth inning or later.

 Carlos Santana has drawn 939 walks in his career, the 11th most all-time within a player's first 10 seasons in the majors. The only switch-hitter with more walks through 10 MLB seasons is Mickey Mantle (1003).

HP - Hamari, 1B - May, 2B - Hallion, 3B - Cuzzi

The Indians have manhandled the Detroit Tigers this season, a trend Cleveland would like to see continue if it hopes to punch its ticket to the postseason in two weeks.
The Indians (87-63) aim to topple the Tigers (45-104) for the 15th straight time and 16th in 17 meetings this season on Tuesday when the American League Central rivals open a three-game series in Cleveland.

Indians seek 15th straight win over Tigers

CLEVELAND (AP)  The Indians' dominance of Detroit is reaching a historic level.
Cleveland beat the Tigers for the 15th straight time, a 7-2 victory Tuesday night that improved the Indians to 16-1 in the season series - with a loss at Comerica Park

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Detroit Tigers @ Cleveland Guardians on September 17, 2019

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