CLEVELAND (AP) — Jake Bauers’ eighth-inning single scored the go-ahead run and the Indians defeated the Miami Marlins 6-2.
Martin Prado’s two-out homer for Miami tied the game in the top of the eighth.
The Indians responded by scoring four times to snap a three-game losing streak.
Jose Ramirez homered and drove in four runs for the Indians, who got come good news about pitcher Carlos Carrasco who is not expected to miss any time with a left leg injury the team initially thought was serious.
Carrasco was hurt Tuesday night while covering first base in the fourth inning against Miami. He stumbled and fell as he attempted to catch an off-target throw from first baseman Carlos Santana.
Carrasco had an MRI following the game and the test didn’t reveal any damage. The team is optimistic he’ll make his next scheduled start.