Guardians Shut Out Brewers for Second Straight Game

The Cleveland Guardians recorded their second straight shutout over the Milwaukee Brewers, winning 2-0 on Tuesday night behind José Ramírez's seventh home run and six strong innings from Logan Allen. Kyle Manzardo contributed an insurance run with an eighth-inning triple, and the bullpen—Matt Festa, Hunter Gaddis, and Emmanuel Clase—secured the shutout, with Clase earning his ninth save of the season. This marks the Guardians' sixth shutout of the year, and they have now won five of their last seven games, with their starting pitchers posting a 2.16 ERA over the past 14 outings. The Brewers, who have lost five of their last six games, struggled offensively despite Jackson Chourio's two hits and two stolen bases. Cleveland's recent pitching surge follows a period where their starters had a 5.24 ERA over 28 games. For the series finale, Cleveland is set to start Gavin Williams, while Milwaukee has not announced a starter.