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Guardians

Moncada grounded out, third baseman Jo.Ramírez to first baseman Santana.

Ti.Anderson popped out to second baseman Flaherty.

Grounded out, third baseman Jo.Ramírez to first baseman Santana.

White Sox

Collins safe at second on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Santana, Ti.Anderson scored, Abreu scored.

Safe at second on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Santana, Ti.Anderson scored, Abreu scored.

Y.Sánchez singled to right, Ti.Anderson scored, Abreu to third.

Singled to right, Ti.Anderson scored, Abreu to third.

Abreu singled to center, Palka scored, Ti.Anderson to third.

Singled to center, Palka scored, Ti.Anderson to third.

Jo.Ramírez homered to left on a full count.

Freeman grounded into a double play, second baseman Y.Sánchez to shortstop Ti.Anderson to first baseman Abreu, Reyes scored, Pérez out.

Grounded into a double play, second baseman Y.Sánchez to shortstop Ti.Anderson to first baseman Abreu, Reyes scored, Pérez out.

Castillo homered to left on a 2-2 count, Moncada scored, Y.Sánchez scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Moncada scored, Y.Sánchez scored.

White Sox first.  García homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Ti.Anderson hit an infield single to shortstop.  Abreu hit an infield single to shortstop, Ti.Anderson to second.  Moncada grounded out, first baseman Santana to second baseman Freeman to pitcher Bieber, Ti.Anderson to third, Abreu to second.  Collins safe at second on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Santana, Ti.Anderson scored, Abreu scored.  Y.Sánchez flied out to center fielder Mercado, Collins to third.  Skole popped out to center fielder Mercado.

Indians third.  Reyes singled to left.  Pérez grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Abreu, Reyes to second.  Freeman singled to center, Reyes scored.  Lindor struck out.  Mercado popped out to right fielder Palka.

White Sox third.  Ti.Anderson singled to right.  Abreu singled to center, Ti.Anderson to second.  Moncada struck out.  Collins struck out.  Y.Sánchez singled to right, Ti.Anderson scored, Abreu to third.  Skole struck out.

White Sox fourth.  Engel struck out.  Palka singled to right.  García struck out.  Ti.Anderson singled to center, Palka to second.  Abreu singled to center, Palka scored, Ti.Anderson to third.  Moncada flied out to left fielder Luplow.

Indians fifth.  Cordell in as left fielder.  Jo.Ramírez homered to left on a full count.  Reyes singled to right.  Pérez singled to left, Reyes to third.  Freeman grounded into a double play, second baseman Y.Sánchez to shortstop Ti.Anderson to first baseman Abreu, Reyes scored, Pérez out.  Lindor flied out to center fielder Engel.

White Sox seventh.  Flaherty in as second baseman.  Pérez pitching.  Moncada doubled to left.  Collins struck out.  Y.Sánchez singled to left, Moncada to third.  Clippard pitching.  Castillo homered to left on a 2-2 count, Moncada scored, Y.Sánchez scored.  Engel lined out to left fielder Luplow.  Palka walked on a full count.  Karinchak pitching.  Cordell popped out to shortstop Lindor.

 The Indians and White Sox meet for three in Chicago with the White Sox leading the season series 9-7. Cleveland has gone 40-17 against the other three AL Central teams while averaging 5.2 runs compared to averaging 4.1 vs. Chicago.

 Cleveland's starting pitchers have posted a 3.14 ERA this month to trail only the Yankees' 2.59 September ERA for the best in the AL. The Indians have a 3.27 team ERA since the All-Star Game after going into the break with a 3.92 ERA, and that 0.65 decrease in ERA is the biggest improvement in the AL.

 Carlos Santana hit his 30th double of the season Sunday to become just fourth Indian in the live-ball era with at least 30 homers, 30 doubles and 100 walks in a season. He joins Jose Ramirez from last year, Travis Hafner in 2006 and Jim Thome in 2000.

 Oscar Mercado has homered in his last two games, and is batting .370 with four homers, four doubles, 11 RBI and 12 runs in his last 11. With 14 home runs and 25 doubles, he is one homer away from becoming the first Indian rookie with at least 15 home runs and 25 doubles since Ben Francisco in 2008.

 The White Sox lead the AL with a .295 batting average this month and are tied with the A's for the league lead with 43 doubles. Chicago entered September last in the league in doubles with 208.

 Yoan Moncada leads the majors with 36 hits this month, while Tim Anderson, Eloy Jimenez and Oakland's Marcus Semien are in a three-way tie for second with 31. Moncada, Anderson and Jimenez are also 1-2-3 in the majors for multi-hit games in September, with Moncada at 14, Anderson at 11 and Jimenez at 10.

HP - Ripperger, 1B - Hoye, 2B - Livensparger, 3B - O'Nora

Reduced to playing potential spoiler against the visiting Cleveland Indians this week, the Chicago White Sox remain hopeful about their plight at this time next season.
While the White Sox (68-88) are playing out the string, the Indians (93-64) remain in contention for an American League wild-card spot and have an outside chance at the AL Central title entering Wednesday's game at Guaranteed Rate Field.

Indians face White Sox trying to hang in playoff race

CHICAGO (AP)  The Cleveland Indians know they have little margin for error this late in the AL wild-card race.
They made one too many Wednesday night.

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Cleveland Guardians @ Chicago White Sox on September 26, 2019

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