Thankfully, the third time wasn’t quite the charm for the Cleveland Indians. After taking no-hit bids through 6.1 innings on Monday and 5.2 on Tuesday, the Indians got as far as 8.2 on Wednesday with Carlos Carrasco on the mound. Joey Butler, who had broken up the perfect game bid with a walk in the seventh, singled with two outs in the ninth and scored Asdrubal Cabrera, who had reached on a walk of his own. Brandon Guyer was also hit by a Carrasco pitch in the ninth for the Rays’ only other baserunner.
Tampa Bay Rays: Joey Butler Stops No-Hitter
