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September 4Th, 2016 CLEVELAND -- the Indians Have Proved All Season They Can Never Be Counted Out Chisenhall's walk-off hit lifts Tribe to sweep By Shane Jackson and August Fagerstrom / MLB.com | September 4th, 2016 CLEVELAND -- The Indians have proved all season they can never be counted out. The latest come-from-behind efforts by the Tribe sealed a 6-5 series-sweeping victory over the Marlins on Sunday at Progressive Field. With the win, Cleveland maintains its 5 1/2-game lead in the American League Central. Miami dropped a game below .500 for the first time since April 28 and four back for the second National League Wild Card spot. "In the dugout, we're never down," Chisenhall said. "We're always constantly chattering. We never feel like we're behind. That's a huge thing to have, even if you don't win the game, to come back and fight and claw and make them work, even in a loss. That's something we have on this team, and it's fun to be part of it." Lonnie Chisenhall was the hero in the team's ninth walk-off win of the season. Chisenhall slashed a single into right off Miami closer Fernando Rodney to finish the three-game Interleague sweep. It was his second career walk-off. The other came on an RBI single against Detroit on Sept. 9, 2012. Miami catcher J.T. Realmuto answered Cleveland's three-run rally in the seventh with a solo shot to open the eighth off Bryan Shaw, to knot the score at 3. The Marlins reclaimed the lead on Ichiro Suzuki's RBI double off Andrew Miller in the ninth. Martin Prado later produced a sacrifice fly off closer Cody Allen. The late-game efforts by both teams overshadowed an early pitchers' duel between a pair of right-handers. Cleveland's Danny Salazar fanned 11 batters -- matching his career high -- across 5 2/3 frames, in which he allowed one run on six hits. Koehler spun six shutout innings, permitting just three hits with six strikeouts and two walks. "You want to talk about a lingering effect, I think everyone's just upset about the fact that we just got swept and we won one game on this road trip," Marlins starter Tom Koehler said. "We came into this road trip in a good spot still, and we've got to try to get past this and do whatever it takes at this point. Got to try to find a way to win some ballgames." MOMENTS THAT MATTERED Yin and yang: The defensive play of Marlins shortstop Miguel Rojas proved decisive in consecutive at-bats during a high-leverage seventh inning. After a leadoff double by Ramirez, Rojas quieted the crowd by snaring a sharply hit Chisenhall ground ball and firing a strong throw to first to retire Chisenhall and hold Ramirez at second. On the very next play, though, Rojas missed a barehanded attempt on a broken-bat chopper from Abraham Almonte and let the ball skip past him, permitting Ramirez to score from second to bring the score within one run. Abraham Almonte hits a chopper that Miguel Rojas cannot handle and Jose Ramirez comes in to score to trim the Indians' deficit in half Shaw's streak snapped: Cleveland's one-run lead after a rally in the seventh was short-lived as Shaw allowed a solo homer to Realmuto to open the eighth. The dinger marked the first earned run Shaw had given up since July 18, which snapped a streak of 17 consecutive scoreless innings over 18 outings. "Guys are going to give up runs," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "It happens. Bryan was trying to go down and away and actually missed by a lot. Miller, actually, I thought made a pretty good pitch to Suzuki. He just went down and got it, too." Taking down Goliath: Miami answered Cleveland's comeback with an improbable run over its own. Facing lefty Miller, who entered the game with 11 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings and a 1.34 ERA for the year, Rojas led off the ninth with a double and scored when Ichiro followed with a double. That marked the first time Miller had given up two extra-base hits in an appearance since Sept. 22, 2015, and just the third time since July 14, 2012. "I don't know if it matters who you get the run off of, it matters that you weren't able to finish the deal," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. "We get a couple there, so it doesn't really matter that they're off him or whoever." Comeback kids: The Indians wasted no time in responding to the blown lead by their star reliever. Pinch-hitter Brandon Guyer and Carlos Santana led off the ninth with walks against Rodney, and a two-out walk by Mike Napoli later loaded the bases. Jose Ramireztied the score at 5 with a two-out, two-strike, two-run single the other way, setting Chisenhall up for a walk-off hit to right field, just past the outstretched glove of a diving Ichiro. "I think it's just the group of guys that we have, the lineup that we have, even the guys on the bench who came in," Chisenhall said. "Pretty much everybody got in the ballgame. When everybody on the team and on the bench, non-starters contribute, I think that's the biggest part. Guys never give up. They continue to push." More > QUOTABLE "I don't want to go home at the end of the month. I want to play in October. We are working really hard, all of us." -- Salazar, on pitching in a crucial September SOUND SMART WITH YOUR FRIENDS The Indians are now 23 games above .500, the club's new high-water mark of the season and highest since ending their 2007 campaign 30 games above .500. IN-GAME DELAY There was a scary moment in the fourth, when Chisenhall fouled off a pitch from Koehler that struck a fan sitting behind the Marlins' dugout. There was approximately a five-minute delay in action as the medical staff at the ballpark tended to the fan. She ultimately was able to walk off on her own power as the fans at Progressive Field gave her an ovation. WHAT'S NEXT Marlins: Miami returns home Monday after a 1-6 trip, where right-hander Jake Esch (0-0, 4.15 ERA) takes on the Phillies in his second career start at 1:10 p.m. ET. The 26-year-old righty made his Major League debut last Wednesday in a spot start against the Mets, allowing two earned runs on seven hits and three walks in 4 1/3 innings, striking out two. Indians: Right-hander Mike Clevinger (2-1, 5.30 ERA) is slated to start the first of a four-game set with the Astros at 7:10 p.m. ET on Monday. It is expected to be a bullpen day for the Tribe as Clevinger has not made a start since Aug. 13. In that start, Clevinger spun 5 1/3 innings of one-run ball to earn his first Major League victory. Total Tribe effort bodes well for postseason push By Shane Jackson / MLB.com | September 4th, 2016 CLEVELAND -- Tribe outfielder Lonnie Chisenhall flung his helmet into the sky as he welcomed the rest of his teammates with open arms on the edge of the infield grass near second base. Jason Kipnis was the first of the mob to reach the game's hero and immediately tackled him to the ground. Though, it was evident Chisenhall didn't put up much of a fight after Cleveland's 6-5 walk-off win over Miami on Sunday at Progressive Field. "You try to be aggressive and get on the ground quick," Chisenhall said. "They get their punches in and things like that. It's totally worth it for the win, especially with how we won it." Even though Chisenhall flashed his expertise after the team's ninth walk-off win of the season, it marked only the second of his career. The first came on an RBI single against Detroit on Sept. 9, 2012. "You get a lot of opportunities and you try to come through as much as you can," Chisenhall said. "Today was a great day, a great team win." After a near four-year hiatus from being the hero, Chisenhall came through to cap a three-run ninth inning in a series-sweeping win. After Miami closer Fernando Rodney loaded the bases with three walks, Jose Ramirez set the stage with a two-run single to left to even the score. Chisenhall dug in and watched a changeup go by him for a strike to start the at-bat. He then fouled off the next four pitches, before lifting an 0-2 changeup into right. The ball hung in the air for a bit and dropped just before Ichiro Suzuki could slide over and make the grab for the final out. "Ichiro, he's still moving very well out there," Chisenhall said. "He gets good reads. He came really close. I was hoping. You never know, but I was hoping." Chisenhall, who entered Sunday on an 0-for-17 skid, not only snapped a recent funk with his heroics but also overcame a rare blunder by the bullpen. The big three of Bryan Shaw,Andrew Miller and Cody Allen each faltered down the stretch to cough up the lead. "Guys are going to give up runs. It happens," Tribe manager Terry Francona said.
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