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Rays and Guardians ALCS Tie at 2-2
Rays and Guardians ALCS tied 2-2 after Game 4, setting up a potential Game 7.
In brief
Rays and Guardians ALCS tied 2-2 after Game 4, setting up a potential Game 7. Rays and Guardians are tied 2-2 in ALCS after Game 4, with Game 5 on Sunday. Originally reported by Mlb.
ALCS Tied 2-2 After Game 4
The Rays and Guardians are tied 2-2 in the American League Championship Series after Game 4.
Rays' Advantage in Rest Strategy
The Rays have Drew Rasmussen getting an extra day of rest before Game 5 and Freddy Peralta lined up for Monday's Game 6.
Guardians' Rookie Starter Parker Messick
Parker Messick, a Rookie of the Year candidate, will start Game 5 after Friday's postponement.
Guardians' Gavin Williams Struggling
Gavin Williams' four-seam velocity dropped from 99.6 mph to 95.2 mph in Game 3, raising concerns.
Rays' Defensive Strength
The Rays turned two double plays and recorded an out on a Victor Mesa Jr. outfield assist in Game 4.
Guardians' Defensive Errors
The Guardians made defensive errors in Game 2 and Game 4, leading to unearned runs.
Rays' Momentum Shift
The Rays broke through with five extra-base hits in the first three games before scoring in Game 4.
Guardians' Bullpen Fatigue
The Guardians' bullpen has worked 47 innings in the postseason, raising concerns about fatigue.
Rays' Reliever Advantage
The Rays' relievers have only worked 24 1/3 innings so far in the postseason.
Game 5 at Progressive Field
Game 5 is scheduled for Sunday at Progressive Field in Cleveland.
The headline
Rays and Guardians are tied 2-2 in ALCS after Game 4, with Game 5 on Sunday.
