Friday night’s game should have been all about Carlos Carrasco. Instead, Cleveland Indians fans witnessed a disappointing loss in Toronto.
Carrasco finished with 14 strikeouts in eight innings but his offense only managed two runs of support. Luckily the same was true for the Blue Jays offense.
As we all know, the game ended on a home run allowed by Adam Cimber. It was against his first batter after Brad Hand provided 1.1 innings of scoreless relief. This led to some hot takes about Cimber.
Allowing a home run to the first batter you face is not ideal.