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Cleveland is getting creative with its pitching staff for Thursday’s series finale in Boston, and the plan carries real stakes attached to it. The Guardians fell 1-0 to the Red Sox on Wednesday, snapping a six-game winning streak despite a…

The Cleveland Guardians will utilize an unconventional pitching strategy for Thursday's series finale against the Boston Red Sox. According to The Athletic's Zack Meisel, manager Stephen Vogt will start Daniel Espino as the opener, followed by Joey Cantillo in a bulk-relief role. The move comes after Cleveland's six-game winning streak was snapped in a 1-0 loss to Boston on Wednesday despite a strong start from Foster Griffin.
Cleveland currently holds an 82-76 record, maintaining a narrow one-game lead over the Chicago White Sox in the AL Central with four games remaining. Because the White Sox hold the tiebreaker, the Guardians must finish with a better overall record to secure the division title and an accompanying first-round playoff bye before concluding the season against Kansas City.
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