The New York Yankees secured a 6-2 victory over the Cleveland Guardians in ALCS Game 2, but the performance was less than stellar. Pitcher Gerrit Cole struggled, and the team’s baserunning issues persisted, leaving fans anxious despite the lead.

Aaron Judge's two-run homer in the seventh inning changed the game's momentum, showcasing his ability to deliver in critical moments. Although the Yankees won, concerns linger about their overall performance as they aim for the World Series.

The Cleveland Guardians showcased impressive clutch-hitting during the regular season, earning them the second seed in the American League playoffs. However, their postseason performance has been disappointing, particularly in Game 2 of the ALCS against the New York Yankees.

In this game, the Guardians struggled significantly with runners in scoring position, finishing with a .000 batting average and leaving 11 runners on base. Despite having multiple opportunities to capitalize, including loading the bases, they failed to convert, leading to their loss.

Manager Vogt expressed optimism, emphasizing that the team is just one or two key hits away from altering their postseason fate. He believes in their resilience and the potential for a turnaround in the upcoming games.

The Cleveland Guardians are struggling in the American League Championship Series against the New York Yankees, trailing 2-0 after two games. The Guardians' errors, including wild pitches and walks, have led to costly runs for the Yankees.

In Game 1, the Yankees capitalized on Cleveland's mistakes, scoring multiple runs through wild pitches. Game 2 saw further blunders, including a dropped pop-up and a bobbled double, contributing to the Guardians' woes.

Despite the Yankees also making errors, Cleveland's mistakes have proven to be more detrimental, putting them in a tough position as they aim to turn the series around.

The Cleveland Guardians faced a tough start in the American League Championship Series, losing 5-2 to the New York Yankees. Rookie reliever Joey Cantillo struggled, throwing four wild pitches, two of which allowed crucial runs to score in the third inning.

Manager Stephen Vogt acknowledged Cantillo's previous good performance but noted that the inning got away from them. Cantillo's wild pitches set a franchise record for a reliever and tied the postseason record.

The New York Yankees secured a 5-2 victory in Game 1 against the Cleveland Guardians, highlighted by solo home runs from Juan Soto and Giancarlo Stanton. Carlos Rodón delivered a strong performance on the mound, pitching six innings and striking out nine batters. Despite a late rally from the Guardians, Luke Weaver closed the game with a five-out save.

Game 2 is set for Tuesday at Yankee Stadium, featuring Tanner Bibee for the Guardians and Gerrit Cole for the Yankees.