Guardians Rally Strike Out Record Beat White Sox
PUBLISHED Oct 11, 2026, 1:33 AM ET
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The Cleveland Guardians completed a dramatic comeback in Game five of the American League Division Series, striking out a nine‑inning postseason record twenty‑one Chicago White Sox batters. Gavin Williams dominated the first five innings, allowing only one hit and two walks, while Jose Ramirez delivered a two‑run home run that proved decisive. The Guardians’ bullpen finished the game, with Erik Sabrowski, Evan Gaddis, and Cade Smith combining for ten outs and nine strikeouts. This victory snapped a two‑game deficit and set up a matchup with the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League Championship Series. The win marks Cleveland’s second ALCS appearance in three seasons and highlights the team’s resilience and pitching depth. The game’s record‑setting strikeout total underscores the Guardians’ dominant pitching staff, while Ramirez’s power surge provides a bright spot after a down season.
By Elena V. | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- On October 1 2024 Guardians lose Game one, fall behind 0-2 series.
- On October 2 2024 White Sox win Game two, extend series lead 0-3.
- On October 3 2024 Guardians rally, win Game three to cut deficit 0-2.
- On October 4 2024 Guardians win Game four, force decisive Game five.
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