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AL Central Champion Guardians Unable to Maintain Momentum in Wild Card Series Loss to Tigers
- The Cleveland Guardians experienced a significant comeback in MLB history but lost to the Detroit Tigers 6-3 in the decisive Game 3 of the AL Wild Card Series.
- Dillon Dingler hit a go-ahead homer for the Tigers, who scored five straight runs after trailing.
- Cleveland's offense struggled, batting.178 and only managing 16 hits across the series, leading to their postseason exit.
- Players like José Ramírez expressed the need for improvement, mentioning the importance of better execution next season.
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Bob Wojnowski: Tigers’ bats awaken to oust Guardians, now aiming for more
CLEVELAND — They’d been waiting since mid-summer, through August, through a painful September. The Tigers were still waiting as the playoffs began, waiting for another shot, looking for their moment. And then on a perfect sunny afternoon, here they came,…
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AL Central champion Guardians unable to maintain momentum in Wild Card Series loss to Tigers
The Cleveland Guardians staged the largest in-season comeback in MLB history, claiming the American League Central Division title after trailing Detroit by 15 1/2 games in early July and by 11 games in early September.
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