All three games in the series were decided by one run, with two going to extra innings. The Guardians went 4-2 against the Rays during the season, winning two of three last week. Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase gave up a run in the ninth before getting his MLB-leading 42nd save.Ībout an hour after the game, Cleveland learned it will face Tampa Bay in the wild-card round beginning Friday. José Ramírez hit a two-run double and Andrés Giménez had an RBI single in the fifth. There's no way that a staff is excited to face us three or four times through the order. "But I know if I come out of the game and it's close I have confidence in our hitters. "I know that if I give this team a chance to win, it's more than likely that they're going to get it done. "It's how this team has played all year long," said Quantrill. 5, the Guardians keep finding ways to win. Also, Quantrill has gone 36 starts without a home loss, two shy of Kenny Rogers' record. Vic Raschi went 14-0 at Chicago's Comiskey Park from 1947-55. Quantrill's streak also matches the longest for a pitcher in any ballpark since 1901. "I trust that if I come out of a game with the lead that they'll keep it, and if I don't, that they'll score. "I try to keep the boys in the game," he said of his charmed ways in Cleveland. Quantrill's 14-game winning streak is the longest in the ballpark's history. Quantrill (15-5) was in danger of his unblemished record at home ending before Miller's shot off Daniel Lynch (4-13) capped Cleveland's five-run fifth. Quantrill finished the regular season unbeaten at Progressive Field, improving to 14-0 in his career at the ballpark after Owen Miller hit a two-run homer to send the Cleveland Guardians to a 5-3 win over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.
CLEVELAND - Cal Quantrill's record at home has gone from oddity to rarity.
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