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DETROIT -- Instinctively, there was only one answer that immediately came to Guardians manager Terry Francona’s mind when he was asked about his emotions after his final game as Cleveland’s skipper: “I’m kind of pissed we lost, like always. I don’t like when we lose.” There was nothing left on
12:29 AM UTC Mandy Bell DETROIT -- Instinctively, there was only one answer that immediately came to Guardians manager Terry Francona's mind when he was asked about his emotions after his final game as Cleveland's skipper: "I'm kind of pissed we lost, like always. I don't like when we lose." There was nothing left on
Miguel Cabrera had three hits, including two doubles, but the Cleveland Indians spoiled the first day of his valedictory weekend with a 7-5 win over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night. Cabrera, playing the last three games of his career, doubled in his first two at-bats to raise his total to 626, breaking a tie for 13th place and moving two ahead of Hank Aaron. Cabrera singled in the seventh for his 3,173rd hit.
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3:02 AM UTC Mandy Bell DETROIT -- In the Guardians' hitting cage, there's a picture hanging for everyone to see. It displays a cycle of what a batter goes through. As catcher Bo Naylor described it: "Feel something, work it out too much and then you basically say, 'Alright, forget about it. Don't think about