Astros, Guardians season finale canceled by rain, preventing Ramírez for chance to hit 40th homer
The regular-season finale between the Guardians and Houston Astros was canceled Sunday after lengthy delay, preventing Cleveland third baseman José Ramírez from a shot at hitting his 40th home run and joining the exclusive 40-40 club.
Cleveland Guardians vs. Houston Astros Sunday game canceled due to rain
Sunday's Guardians-Astros game is officially in a rain delay for the time being. The Guardians clinched their spot in the playoffs Thursday and then secured the American League Central crown over the weekend in St. Louis. It's the first calendar year since 1995 in which all three major Cleveland sports teams will play a playoff game.
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Cleveland's All-Star third baseman finished one home run shy of becoming the seventh player to hit 40 homers and steal 40 ...
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Ramírez seemingly had a shot at hitting one more home run during Sunday's regular-season finale, but the game was canceled ...
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