DeLauter's Clutch Hit Sparks Guardians Comeback

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is MLB News today, where baseball meets AI. Chase De Lauder, the Cleveland Guardians rookie, exploded out the gate with five home runs in his first seven regular season games, but then hit a rough patch, going just seven for 47 before Tuesday's matchup against the Houston Astros. He broke out of it big time with a go ahead three run triple in the eighth inning, lining a fastball down the left field line to score three runs, and sparking eight to five comeback win, putting Cleveland at four wins and two losses on their home stand. Manager Stephen Votes stuck with De Lauder in the number two spot between stars. Stephen Kwan and Jose Ramirez praising his ability to use the whole. Field even during the slump, calling it a cool moment and a huge hit for the team. De Lauder debuted in last year's Playoff Wildcard series and batted 346 early on with eight RBIs, but pitchers adjusted, dropping his. Average to 211 before that clutch, triple his first career, three bagger.

1:02The kids been steady late, six for 19 with two homers and seven RBIs in the eighth or later, staying confident without overthinking, adjustments, and now he's feeling the team's belief as he builds momentum.