Guardians Rally for Epic Win in Longest MLB Game
Cleveland Triumphs After Defensive Stand
The Cleveland Guardians pulled off a thrilling 9-5 victory against the New York Yankees in the longest Major League Baseball game this season.
The marathon game, which lasted 12 innings, saw the Guardians rally for six runs in the 12th to secure the win.
Defensive Stand Preserves Tie
Two defensive plays were crucial in keeping the game within reach for the Guardians. In the eighth inning, they tagged out the potential go-ahead run at home.
The Guardians bullpen pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings, allowing the offense to chip away at the lead.
Thomas Delivers Clutch Hit
Pinch-hitter Lane Thomas broke the deadlock in the 12th with a tiebreaking double, sparking a six-run rally.
The Guardians added to their lead with a sacrifice fly, a fielder's choice, a single, and a wild pitch.
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