José Ramírez Homers, Reaches 1,000 RBIs as Guardians Down A's 5-3 to Stay Atop AL Central
José Ramírez became the second Cleveland player to reach 1,000 RBIs as rookie Travis Bazzana and Joey Cantillo helped power the comeback.
- On Friday, José Ramírez hit his 1,000th career RBI with a solo home run as the Cleveland Guardians rallied to defeat the Athletics 5-3 and stay atop the AL Central.
- The Athletics took an early 3-0 lead after Zack Gelof's three-run homer in the first inning, but Cleveland erased the deficit by scoring three runs in the fourth.
- Rookie Travis Bazzana snapped the 3-3 tie with a 411-foot leadoff home run in the fifth, while Joey Cantillo pitched six scoreless innings, allowing two hits.
- The Guardians have won three consecutive games to move a half-game ahead of the Chicago White Sox in the American League Central.
- Oakland will start left-hander Jacob Lopez on Saturday against Cleveland's Tanner Bibee , who has averaged 3.05 runs of support per game this season.
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thesportsleader.comJose Ramirez reaches 1,000 career RBIs as Guardians top Athletics
Jose Ramirez went deep in the sixth for his 1,000th career RBI after rookie Travis Bazzana went deep in the fifth, fueling the host Cleveland Guardians to a 5-3 victory over the Athletics on Friday.Cleveland's Brayan Rocchio ripped a two-run double in ...
José Ramírez homers, reaches 1,000 RBIs as Guardians down A’s 5-3 to stay atop AL Central
CLEVELAND (AP) — José Ramírez and rookie Travis Bazzana homered and Joey Cantillo pitched six scoreless innings as the Cleveland Guardians rallied to beat the Athletics 5-3 on Friday night
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José Ramírez homers, reaches 1,000 RBIs as Guardians down A's 5-3 to stay atop AL Central
José Ramírez and rookie Travis Bazzana homered and Joey Cantillo pitched six scoreless innings as the Cleveland Guardians rallied to beat the Athletics 5-3 and stay atop the AL Central. Ramírez connected in the sixth inning to give the Guardians…
J-Ram goes into launch mode for 1,000th career RBI
CLEVELAND — As the Progressive Field crowd roared around him, José Ramírez paused and leaned back in the left-handed batter’s box to admire his work. There was no doubt where the baseball he launched to right field was headed. That image has played on repeat over the past 14 seasons. This time, it came with a heavy dose of history, and it was well-timed as the Guardians continue to push for the postseason. Guardians 125th Anniversary Pennant Giv…
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