CLEVELAND -- When the Indians released the news prior to Wednesday’s game that their slated starter,
“Yeah, we've had some tough news the other day,” Luplow said. “I think that's helped us come together as a team and let us know that this is a game. There's life out there. There's other people going to war, doing other stuff, fighting battles that we don't even know.\n\n“I think for us, it's just going out and playing a kid's game. This is ultimately fun for us. There's not really any life-threatening thing going on during baseball. I think a lot of guys realize that and came out with a lot of energy and don't take anything for granted.”\n\nEntering Wednesday’s contest, the Indians were 1-27 when trailing after six innings, but that energy helped them bump the “1” to a “2” in the win column. Even after the Twins tacked on another run in the top of the seventh after the delay, Cleveland’s bats battled back, as
The power surge didn’t end there. The red-hot
\n\nThe combination of Clippard,