Result
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs Cleveland Guardians — Match recap

Progressive Field

Total runs
8
Margin
2

Inning by inning

This match
Pittsburgh PiratesCleveland Guardians
00
1
10
2
10
3
10
4
00
5
00
6
00
7
03
8
02
9

Batting

This match
Pittsburgh PiratesCleveland Guardians
6Hits11
0Home runs1
3Doubles2
2RBI4
5Walks4
10Strikeouts10
0Stolen bases2
9Total bases16
15Left on base17
0Errors1

Pitching

This match
Pittsburgh PiratesCleveland Guardians
10Strikeouts10
4Walks5
11Hits allowed6
5Earned runs2

Players who scored

This match

Pittsburgh Pirates

Batting

Pittsburgh Pirates

Pitching
PlayerInnings pitchedStrikeoutsEarned runsWalks
Mason Montgomery1.0101
Khristian Curtis5.0402
Yohan Ramírez0.2100
Brandon Eisert0.2230
Gregory Soto0.2201
Dennis Santana0.1020

Cleveland Guardians

Batting

Cleveland Guardians

Pitching
PlayerInnings pitchedStrikeoutsEarned runsWalks
Logan Allen3.1323
Shawn Armstrong1.0300
Erik Sabrowski0.2000
Franco Aleman1.0001
Colin Holderman1.0101
Will Dion1.0100
Cade Smith1.0200

Home runs

This match
Travis BazzanaInning 9
Match report

The Cleveland Guardians defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5–3 on July 18 at Progressive Field in a contest that stayed under the Vegas total of 7.5. Cleveland's offense generated 11 hits and 4 RBIs despite posting a modest .230 batting average and .679 OPS, while the Pirates managed just 6 hits with zero home runs and a .263 average. The Guardians' pitching staff struck out 10 batters and held Pittsburgh to 2 earned runs across their allotted innings, though they allowed 5 walks and committed 1 error. Pittsburgh's pitching was less effective, surrendering 11 hits and 5 earned runs with a 4.30 ERA. Both teams fanned 10 batters, but Cleveland's superior run production—anchored by a single home run—proved decisive in a low-scoring affair that underscored the importance of timely hitting in close games. The Guardians' defensive miscue and Pirates' inability to capitalize with runners on base suggests both clubs will need to tighten execution in upcoming divisional play.