The story so far
- Guardians Eliminate White Sox, Advance to ALCS19 sources
- Guardians Top Rays 7-3 in ALCS Game 118 sources
- Oct 13–14
- Guardians Beat Rays in ALCS Game 317 sources
- Oct 15–17
- Rasmussen, Messick Start Pivotal ALCS Game 5You are hereLatest
Drew Rasmussen allowed one run over seven innings as the Rays beat the Guardians 3-1 on Sunday. Tampa Bay leads the ALCS 3-2.
Why it matters: Tampa Bay is one of five franchises that have never won a World Series. Cleveland last won it in 1948.
Where they split: Accounts differ on Cleveland's lone run: Fox News reported an infield groundout in the sixth, while The Boston Globe reported a Chase DeLauter RBI single in the seventh.
Center coverage, 8 sources: The center treats the game as a pivotal swing in a tied series, focusing on schedule, lineups and stakes.
Left coverage, 3 sources: The left centers Rasmussen as the Rays' ace and the steady force behind Tampa Bay's push toward the pennant.
Right coverage, 2 sources: The right frames the game as a Rasmussen-driven Rays win that leaves Cleveland's offense needing a fix, with betting angles added.
What’s next: Game 6 is Monday at Tropicana Field. A rainout removed the off day between games.