Peralta pitches six scoreless innings as Rays beat Guardians in ALCS Game 2

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How the sides differ Left sources stress a Ramírez error; alternative sources highlight Peralta's 99-mph fastball; right sources cite basepath pressure.

The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night in Game 2 of the American League Championship Series, evening the series at one game each. Freddy Peralta pitched six scoreless innings as the Rays' starter, and the sources describe his fastball as reaching 99 mph. Left-leaning sources credit a fielding error by José Ramírez that opened the door for a two-run single by Liam Hicks. Reports differ on the final score, with one giving 3-1 and another 3-0. Game 3 is set for Thursday in Cleveland.

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Left GUThe Guardian USPeralta shines as Rays seize on Ramírez error to level ALCS against Guardians

Frames the win around a fielding error by José Ramírez that let Tampa Bay seize the momentum.

Alternative · 2 sources ESPNESPN'Fastball Freddy' cranks up velocity, shuts down Guardians as Rays even ALCS

• YSYahoo SportsGuardians-Rays Game 3 has new first-pitch time due to rain forecast

Frames the game around Peralta's velocity and dominance against a Guardians lineup that knew what was coming.

Right FNFox NewsPostseason Peralta Lifts Rays Past Guardians: 3 Takeaways From ALCS Game 2

Frames the win around Peralta and the Rays' pitching and aggressive baserunning, with a postseason takeaway focus.