The Rays and Guardians on Monday announced their rosters for the forthcoming American League Championship Series, which begins tonight when the 98-win Rays host the 85-win Guardians at St. Petersburg’s Tropicana Field. Tampa Bay will hand the ball to Cy…

The Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Guardians announced their rosters ahead of the American League Championship Series starting Monday at Tropicana Field. The best-of-seven series opens with Rays starter Drew Rasmussen taking the mound opposite Guardians left-hander Foster Griffin in Game 1.
Both clubs made a single modification to their rosters from the previous round. Tampa Bay added right-handed pitcher Brody Hopkins to replace injured lefty Garrett Cleavinger, while Cleveland manager Stephen Vogt added right-handed pitcher Slade Cecconi in place of utilityman Daniel Schneemann.
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