Cleveland Guardians vs Kansas City Royals Prediction: The home team can not be stopped

Tuesday's Major League Baseball action from Progressive Field features a matchup between the Kansas City Royals and the Cleveland Guardians. Over the previous weekend, the Yankees and the Royals played each other, and the Royals ended up losing both games by a total score of 10-6. Kansas City lost by three goals on Sunday, completing the 3-0 sweep. As for Cleveland, they were able to emerge victorious in both of the first two games of their weekend series against the Phillies and take a 2-0 lead in the series. However, the Guardians were unable to complete the sweep in the game's decisive match, which they lost by three runs.

On Friday, the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Philadelphia Phillies with a score of 6-5, and then on Saturday, they won another close game, 1-0, against the Phillies. In that victory, Jose Ramirez was responsible for the game's lone RBI. The Cleveland Guardians had a relatively solid offensive performance on Sunday, collecting nine hits, but they ended up losing the game due to a four-run 10th inning. David Fry had two hits and a single home run, while Steven Kwan went four for five with a home run and drove in two runs during their respective games. On Tuesday, Cleveland Guardians pitcher Logan Allen will take the mound for his team. Allen has a record of 4-2 after 13 starts with a 3.21 earned run average, 71 strikeouts, and 67.1 innings pitched. During Allen's most recent start, which was a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, he posted 5.0 scoreless frames.

On Friday, the New York Yankees defeated the Royals with a score of 5-4, and then they defeated them again with a score of 5-2 in game two. In the game, the Kansas City Royals had seven hits, with Bobby Witt and Edward Olivares each notching a pair of hits for themselves. During their game against the Athletics on Sunday, the Royals lost 8-5 and gave up four runs in the first inning. In spite of the team's defeat, Michael Massey was able to collect two hits, two runs batted in, and a home run. On Monday, the Kansas City Royals will be using Ryan Yarbrough as their opening pitcher. Yarbrough has a record of 2-5 on the season, with a 5.21 ERA and 23 strikeouts in 38.0 innings pitched over his 12 games (five starts). In his most recent start, which was a loss to the Detroit Tigers, Yarbrough allowed three earned runs over the course of 5.2 innings.

I'll be spending the night with the Guardians. Things are going pretty smoothly for Allen at the moment. In his last three starts, he has a record of 1-0 with a total of 12.2 innings pitched, zero earned runs, six hits, and six walks. Yarbrough, on the other hand, is not doing too poorly for himself. Over the course of his last three outings, he has allowed five earned runs to be scored in 17.1 innings while posting a record of 2-1. In the game on Sunday, Cleveland did not necessarily have a poor pitching performance; the bullpen threw 3.0 innings, allowed three hits, walked two batters, and allowed one run that was earned. As a result of the fact that the Guardians have scored at least five runs in six of their past seven games, I believe that Cleveland will make a comeback at the plate in the first game of this series.