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The Chicago White Sox are 0-7 at Progressive Field this season.
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Corey Kluber was the runaway MVP of the game, with a .314 WPA, which was almost four times as much as the next-closest player — teammate Andrew Miller (.081 WPA).
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Daniel Palka and Omar Narváez hit back-to-back home runs in the sixth inning, marking the first time all season Kluber gave up two longballs in one inning.
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If Mike Clevinger strikes out four more batters this season, Cleveland will boast the first quartet of 200-K pitchers in a single season. Kluber passed the 200 mark on Tuesday, making Cleveland the fourth team ever to have a trio of 200-K pitchers.
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Jason Kipnis’ home run in the fifth inning was just the eighth career homer Carlos Rodón has surrendered to a lefty.
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At only one point in the game did the White Sox have as much as a 50% chance of winning: After Cleveland’s José Ramírez grounded out to end the first inning.