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Cubs Win Game 1 as Rainout Forces Sunday Guardians-Cubs Doubleheader in Cleveland

The Saturday rainout forced a single-admission twin bill that tests both clubs' pitching depth.

Overview

  • The April 4 game at Progressive Field was postponed due to inclement weather and rescheduled as a traditional, single-admission doubleheader Sunday starting at 1:10 p.m. ET, with April 5 ticket holders seated for both games and April 4 tickets eligible for exchange by May 5.
  • Chicago took Game 1 on Sunday 1-0 after a tight pitchers' duel, with Cleveland’s Slade Cecconi throwing six one-hit innings before the Cubs broke through in the eighth.
  • Cleveland lined up Slade Cecconi for the opener and Parker Messick for Game 2, while Chicago started Edward Cabrera in Game 1 and tabbed Shōta Imanaga for the nightcap.
  • The Cubs placed right-hander Cade Horton on the injured list Saturday after he exited Friday’s start with right forearm discomfort, and they recalled left-hander Riley Martin.
  • Cleveland added left-hander Logan Allen as the 27th man for the doubleheader to bolster pitching depth for the long day.