Cleveland Guardians fans go wild as 15th-inning walk-off clinches ALDS berth following an epic 5-hour battle vs Tampa Bay Rays I am still losing my d**n mind Bring on the Yankees Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout

Cleveland Guardians fans go wild as 15th-inning walk-off clinches ALDS berth following an epic 5-hour battle vs Tampa Bay Rays I am still losing my d**n mind Bring on the Yankees

Members of the Cleveland Guardians pose for photos on the field after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in game two of the Wild Card Series at Progressive Field on October 08, 2022 It took almost five excruciating hours (four hours and 57 minutes to be precise) for Game 2 of the Wild Card Series between the and the to produce one run in front of a packed-out Progressive Field. Guardians rookie Oscar González snapped the longest scoreless postseason game in history with a leadoff home run in the 15th inning. In their two-game sweep, Cleveland outscored Tampa Bay 3-1 over 24 innings. During Game 1, Jose Siri launched the first postseason home run of his career in the top of the sixth to put the Rays in front. It turned out to be the only run the Rays managed to register in the Wild Card Series. The Guardians’ Jose Ramirez smashed a two-run go-ahead homer 389 feet over the centerfield fence to clinch the first game. Guardians ace Shane Bieber was outstanding in Game 1, allowing just three hits and striking out eight before being lifted in the eighth to a thunderous ovation. On Saturday, it was more of the same dominance by Cleveland’s Game 2 starter Triston McKenzie and reliever Sam Hengtes. McKenzie gave up just two hits and struck out eight in six, while Hengtes struck out six in three scoreless innings to get the win. Cleveland fans were elated with their team's display. The Kids don't back down.

The Kids don't back down. "The Kids don't back down." - Cleveland Guardians CONGRATULATIONS! WHAT A THRILL! We’ve been waiting a long time! CONGRATULATIONS! WHAT A THRILL! We’ve been waiting a long time! Pls tell me I’m not the only one who cried tears of joy.
Whew. What a game. What a team. Pls tell me I’m not the only one who cried tears of joy.Whew. What a game. What a team. LFG! LFG! GROWN. MAN. TEARS! GROWN. MAN. TEARS! yes yes such a great ball game had it all Pitchers dual on both sides is one my favorite players ! I felt he was due for hit maybe double He is my right fielder for now and future.He has this line drive power . And bam HR win yes yes such a great ball game had it all Pitchers dual on both sides is one my favorite players ! I felt he was due for hit maybe double He is my right fielder for now and future.He has this line drive power . And bam HR win Oscar (Juan) Gone zalessssss!!! Oscar (Juan) Gone zalessssss!!!

Cleveland Guardians brace for tough New York Yankees test

The Cleveland Guardians will face the American League East champions in a best-of-five AL Division Series starting Tuesday. Guardians v. Yankees in the ALDS: Here's your go-to guide for the series.

Game 1: New York, Oct. 11
Game 2: New York, Oct. 13
Game 3: Cleveland, Oct. 15
Game 4: Cleveland, Oct. 16 (if needed)
Game 5: New York, Oct. 17 (if needed)

Guardians v. Yankees in the ALDS: Here's your go-to guide for the series.Game 1: New York, Oct. 11Game 2: New York, Oct. 13Game 3: Cleveland, Oct. 15Game 4: Cleveland, Oct. 16 (if needed)Game 5: New York, Oct. 17 (if needed) "Guardians v. Yankees in the ALDS: Here's your go-to guide for the series. Game 1: New York, Oct. 11; Game 2: New York, Oct. 13; Game 3: Cleveland, Oct. 15; Game 4: Cleveland, Oct. 16 (if needed); Game 5: New York, Oct. 17 (if needed)" - Alec Bring on them Stankees! Bring on them Stankees! Congratulations Guardians. All the best in the ALDS against the Yankees. Go Guardians. Congratulations Guardians. All the best in the ALDS against the Yankees. Go Guardians. Taking on the big bats and bigger payroll ($254 million to Cleveland’s $68 million) of New York, the ingredients are in place for a classic David vs. Goliath affair. However, Guardians president of baseball operations Chris Antonetti isn’t buying into that narrative. “We haven’t gotten caught up with that and what the external narrative has been around our team. These guys have written their own story. The Yankees are obviously a great team and we know we have our work cut out for us, but these guys embrace the challenge.” - Chris Antonetti, President of Baseball Operations, Cleveland Guardians On their visit to Yankee Stadium in April, the Guardians got swept. But it’s been a while since then, and Cleveland will be returning as a completely different team - more hungry, more resilient, and more ruthless. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found