Chase DeLauter hit a bases-loaded triple down the left-field line in the eighth inning as the Cleveland Guardians rallied for a 8-5 victory over the Houston Astros.

Then rookie Chase DeLauter, fighting slumps of 0 for 12 and 1 for 26, sliced a three-run triple into the left field corner to turn defeat into victory. It helped that Kyle Manzardo followed with a two-run single to ensure the 8-5 victory.

It's been a shaky start for the Cleveland Guardians bullpen, but the organization remains confident in the group it has.

The bullpen with the second-worst ERA in the majors was roughed up for six eighth-inning runs to deny Houston a chance for consecutive wins in Cleveland.

The Cleveland Guardians have begun the 2026 campaign as one of the frontrunners in the American League, posting a 13-11 overall record. One of the major reasons for such success has been pretty strong numbers both at the plate and on the mound.

Things were looking promising for Cleveland. Parker came out pitching strong and the offense put up two early runs. In the bottom of the first, José Ramírez hit a two-out single and Kyle Manzardo drew a walk. George Valera hit a timely single to left, scoring José from second.

Here's how to watch Tuesday's Cleveland Guardians vs Houston Astros game, including start times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.

The Astros made a huge Jose Altuve announcement.

Bark in the Park is back, which means you get to take your dog to the ballgame to root for the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field!

Guardians star José Ramírez has found his groove, earning AL Player of the Week honors after batting .364 with four homers and nine runs during his last seven games.

(AP) — Chase DeLauter hit a bases-loaded triple down the left-field line in the eighth inning as the Cleveland Guardians rallied for a 8-5 victory over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night. The Guardians' rally spoiled a milestone night for Houston's Jose ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Brayan Rocchio didn’t overhaul his swing when he moved back to shortstop. He didn’t chase power or reinvent his approach. Instead, the Guardians infielder simplified everything, and the result is a surge that’s making him a threat at the bottom of Cleveland’s lineup.