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MLB playoff scores, live updates: Guardians force ALDS Game 5 vs. Tigers, Yankees try to close out Royals

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MLB playoff scores, live updates: Guardians force ALDS Game 5 vs. Tigers, Yankees try to close out Royals

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The New York Yankees look to close out the Kansas City Royals in their ALDS matchup on Thursday. The Yanks grabbed a 2-1 series lead Wednesday, powered by a go-ahead, eighth-inning solo homer from Giancarlo Stanton in the 3-2 win.

Ace Gerrit Cole got the start to try to get New York to the ALCS for the 11th time since 2000. Michael Wacha took the mound for the Royals with the season on the line in Kansas City.

In Thursday’s first ALDS game, the Cleveland Guardians staved off elimination and forced a Game 5 with a 5-4 win over the Detroit Tigers.

The Cleveland Guardians and Detroit Tigers will play a decisive Game 5 in their ALDS on Saturday.

David Fry’s two-run, pinch-hit home run off Beau Brieske gave Cleveland a 4-3 lead in the seventh inning. Fry later drove in another run in the ninth on a safety squeeze bunt that scored Brayan Rocchio.

Closer Emmanuel Clase got an opportunity to redeem himself for the three-run homer he gave up in Game 2 when Guardians manager Stephen Vogt brought him in with one out and two runners on in the eighth inning.

Clase retired the first two batters he faced. In the ninth, he gave up a run on a leadoff double by Justyn-Henry Malloy and an RBI grounder by Jace Jung. Then Clase struck out Matt Vierling to close out the 5-4 victory and force a Game 5.

The Tigers are expected to start Tarik Skubal in Game 5, while Matthew Boyd will likely go for the Guardians. First pitch is scheduled for 4:38 p.m. ET, and the game will be broadcast on TBS.

Live38 updates

  • Royals on the board in the 6th!

    Bobby Witt Jr. got on base with a single to right field, setting the stage for Vinnie Pasquantino’s double to get the Royals going. It’s Yankees 3, Royals 1 at the end of the sixth.

  • The benches have cleared in Kansas City

  • Giancarlo Stanton, have yourself a postseason

    The Yankees tack on another run in the sixth.

  • After 5, Yankees lead Royals 2-0

    Gerrit Cole has allowed two hits and no walks and has struck out four Royals through five. He’s at just 61 pitches.

  • Yankees knock Michael Wacha out in the 5th inning

    Singles from Anthony Volpe, Jon Berti and then Gleyber Torres to drive in a run forced manager Matt Quatraro to make a change, swapping Wacha for Lucas Erceg. The reliever had to throw just two pitches to end the inning with a Juan Soto flyout.

  • Guardians force Game 5!

    With a 5-4 win, the series will go back to Cleveland for a decisive Game 5 on Saturday.

  • CLE-DET: Guardians take 5-3 lead on safety squeeze

    Cleveland adds another run on a safety squeeze bunt by David Fry.

    The Guardians now lead 5-3 with one out and two runners on in the top of the ninth.

  • CLE-DET: Guardians threatening to add to 4-3 lead

    Two consecutive one-out singles by Brayan Rocchio and Steven Kwan (3-for-5) gives Cleveland runners on first and second with one out in the top of the ninth.

    Tigers manager A.J. Hinch is bringing in Will Vest to replace Jackson Jobe.

  • NYY-KC: Yankees still lead in the 3rd

    The Royals (specifically Tommy Pham) got into the hit column in the bottom of the second but didn’t get anything to show for it, as the rest of the inning went 1-2-3.

    In the top of the third, Michael Wacha walked Aaron Judge to lead it off but then got a double play and a pop-out to Bobby Witt Jr.

  • CLE-DET: Emmanuel Clase on in the 8th

    Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase will get a chance to redeem himself after giving up Kerry Carpenter’s 3-run homer in Game 2. But he’ll have to get five outs to finish Game 4.

    Tigers have runners on first and second with one out.

  • CLE-DET: Colt Keith saves a run

    Cleveland nearly added another run to its 4-3 lead in the top of the eighth. Will Brennan was on second base after a two-out double and probably would have scored had a grounder by Andres Gimenez gotten through for a hit.

    But Colt Keith’s diving stop kept the ball in the infield, and he threw Gimenez out at first to end the inning.

    Tigers coming up in the bottom of the eighth.

  • NYY-KC: Yankees, 1, Royals 0 after 2 innings

    Giancarlo Stanton led off the second with a double, but after that, the Yankees went down in order. In the bottom half, Gerrit Cole remained efficient, sending the Royals down in order.

  • CLE-DET: David Fry hits 2-run homer for 4-3 Guardians lead

    Pinch-hitter David Fry hits a two-run homer off Beau Brieske for a 4-3 Guardians lead.

    Tigers left-hander Sean Guenther got the first two outs of the seventh inning, but Steven Kwan reached on a single.

    Detroit manager AJ Hinch brought in right-hander Brieske to face Fry, and a wild pitch moved Kwan to second. Brieske then grooved a 97.5 mph fastball down the middle of the strike zone, and Fry did not miss.

  • NYY-KC: Yankees in the driver’s seat after 1st inning

    Gerrit Cole struck out two Royals hitters in an efficient, 1-2-3 bottom half of the first inning. Onto the second…

  • CLE-DET: New postseason attendance record at Comerica Park

    One night after setting a Comerica Park postseason record for attendance, the Tigers set a new mark.

    How many Guardians fans made the drive from Cleveland to help out with that figure?

  • NYY-KC: Yankees take early 1-0 lead

    Just three pitches into the game, the Yankees strike first after a Gleyber Torres double and Juan Soto RBI single.

  • Game 4 is underway in K.C.

  • Tigers take 3-2 lead

    Hunter Gaddis came on in relief and struck out Colt Keith. Detroit then pinch-hit Wenceel Pérez for Spencer Torkelson. Pérez drops a single to left field to drive in Kerry Carpenter for a 3-2 Tigers lead.

  • Tigers on in Little Caesars Arena

    The Detroit Red Wings are opening their season a half-mile down Woodward Ave. in downtown Detroit and currently have the Tigers game on in Little Caesars Arena.

  • Hunter Gaddis relieving Cade Smith in 6th

    Kerry Carpenter singled to lead off the bottom of the sixth for Detroit. After striking out Matt Vierling, Cade Smith walked Riley Greene.

    With that, Guardians manager Stephen Vogt is bringing in Hunter Gaddis to pitch. Two on, one out for the Tigers.

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