DeLauter's Clutch Hit Sparks Guardians' Comeback

0:00It's April 22nd. From first pitch to the final out, this is MLB News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Chase Deluter has turned his walk-up song into a massive fan-favorite at Progressive Field. Since his debut on March 26th, fans blast a remix version of Country Roads every time the 24-year-old rookie steps up, and it's become the Guardians unofficial anthem. In Tuesday's game against the Houston Astros, the latter snapped out of a slump with a huge three-run triple in the bottom of the 8th. The Guardians trailed by two with bases loaded, and his shot down the left-field line flipped the score, paving the way for an 8-5 comeback. When, sealed by Kyle Manzardo's two-run hit right after, fans went wild, singing a long louder than ever, and de-laughter admits he hears every note, especially laden games when the crowd's buzzing. Andrew Stephen Vote praised his clutch hitting, saying the kid uses the whole field like a pro and backed up on a fastball to drive it. Before that at Bet, Deluter was ice cold,

1:05zero for 12 over his last few games, with just one hit in 26 at Betts. But overall this season, he saw it in the number two spot, batting 221 with a strong A28 OPS, six homers, and better walks. Then strikeouts. That energy carries into Wednesday's 1-10 PM matchup back at home, where Deluter and the Guardians looked to keep the momentum rolling against the firm, Astros.