Rays beat Guardians 7-3 in postponed ALCS Game 4
Rain delayed Game 4 of the ALCS to Saturday, and the Rays defeated the Guardians 7-3, tying the series at two games apiece.
Key points
- Game 4 was postponed from Friday to Saturday because of rain at Progressive Field.
- The Rays won 7-3, evening the best‑of‑seven series at 2‑2.
- Cleveland rookie Daniel Espino struggled on the mound for the Guardians.
- Petey Halpin made a notable catch for Cleveland during the loss.
Game 4 of the American League Championship Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Cleveland Guardians was postponed from Friday, Oct. 16, to Saturday, Oct. 17 because rain pounded Progressive Field.
The rescheduled contest began with a first pitch at 8:00 p.m. ET on TBS and truTV.
In the 7-3 loss, rookie pitcher Daniel Espino delivered a rocky appearance for Cleveland.
The Guardians entered the game with a 2-1 series lead, but the defeat tied the best‑of‑seven series at 2‑2.
Cleveland recorded 114 strikeouts and produced a historic homer during the Saturday night loss.
Petey Halpin contributed a spectacular catch for the Guardians in the same game.
Your questions, answered
Why was ALCS Game 4 postponed?
Heavy rain at Progressive Field forced the game to be moved from Friday, Oct. 16 to Saturday, Oct. 17.
What was the result of the postponed game?
The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Cleveland Guardians 7-3, tying the series at two wins each.
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