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Jason Kipnis' game-ending grand slam and 1,000th career hit came on one big swing. Kipnis homered with one out in the ninth inning and the Cleveland Indians rallied for a 4-1 win over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night. Kipnis hit a 3-2 pitch from Ian Hamilton into the right field seats for his milestone hit and was doused with water buckets by his teammates as he conducted a postgame television interview. Continue to Article

September 19, 2018 11:57:pm EST

Michael Kopech's Tommy John surgery was a success. The White Sox announced Wednesday that Kopech underwent the procedure Tuesday to address the significant tear in his UCL and that he is on track to return for spring training ahead of the 2020 season. RHP Michael Kopech yesterday underwent successful Tommy John surgery on his right elbow. Continue to Article

September 19, 2018 3:54:pm EST

Abreu was admitted on Tuesday to a hospital in Cleveland and had the infection ''cleaned up,'' manager Rick Renteria said before the White Sox opened a three-game series with the Indians. Abreu will miss this series and the team will provide an update on him Friday in Chicago, the manager said. The White Sox open a three-game series with the Cubs on Friday. Continue to Article

September 18, 2018 8:26:pm EST

Jose Abreu is facing another medical issue as his fifth major league season comes to a close. The White Sox first baseman has been hospitalized with an infection in his right thigh, according to the team, which added that the infection is unrelated to his previous trip to the hospital, when he had surgery to relieve testicular torsion last month. Word from White Sox is that José Abreu has been hospitalized for an infection on his right thigh. Continue to Article

September 18, 2018 5:08:pm EST

With ski googles perched on his head, Michael Brantley stood in the middle of Cleveland's rocking clubhouse just a few from a bin overflowing with dozens of empty beer and champagne bottles. "I'm savoring every moment of this," Brantley said after the Indians won their third straight division title on Saturday. Unchallenged for months, the Indians scored 11 runs in the first two innings and rolled to a 15-0 rout over the Detroit Tigers, who made four errors, managed only two hits and proved to be no match for the Indians since April. Continue to Article

September 15, 2018 9:33:pm EST