Indians beat White Sox in chilly home opener:
Mike Clevinger , The Canadian Pressin the eighth inning as the Cleveland Indians rallied for a chilly 5-3 win in their home opener over the Chicago White Sox on Monday.
The Indians, whose bats have started out as cold as the weather, did just enough — and got some needed help from the wild White Sox — to score four runs in the eighth after nearly wasting starterAfter the dreadful outing by Covey , Caleb Frare came in and walked pinch-hitteron five pitches to force in another run and give the Indians a 5-3 lead. White Sox manager Rick Renteria made several visits to the mound in the eighth to try and get his relievers on target, with minimal success.
The Indians initially diagnosed the injury as an"acute sprain" but sent Lindor to Anderson for a second opinion. Lindor's absence puts further pressure on Cleveland's struggling offence, which produced just five runs during three games at Minnesota and struck out 39 times.was a late scratch when his wife went into labour. He is expected to rejoin the team Thursday when the White Sox return to Chicago. Rondon moved from second to short., who is on the injured list with a strained calf. Kipnis has made some progress and recently ran the bases. ...
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