The Cleveland Guardians have six games left against the Detroit Tigers and Texas Rangers that they need to win to have a shot to make the playoffs.

The Tigers, Red Sox, Astros and Rangers all lost yesterday. The Rangers are all but out of it, which is a good thing for that final series, in theory. Even though the Guardians’ lost, it was still a pretty good day for them in terms of playoff odds.

It was close to a perfect weekend for the Guardians, but Sunday afternoon will go into the books as a missed opportunity to make the AL Central race even tighter. Brooks Lee and Royce Lewis homered an

Manager AJ Hinch certainly wasn’t saving any bullets. With two on and one out in the sixth inning, he sent up left-handed hitting Jace Jung to pinch-hit for Javier Baez, anticipating that Braves’ manager Brian Snitker would counter with a lefty.

On Tuesday, the two teams meet at Progressive Field with a chance to put a hammerlock on the American League Central title. The Tigers arrive at 85-71, one game ahead of Cleveland at 84-72. Each team has six games left on the schedule to secure a postseason spot.

Now, the Tigers head to Cleveland, searching for revenge. You can drive down the highway to see the two teams clash at Progressive Field by purchasing tickets at StubHub, SeatGeek, and Ticketmaster.

Detroit's AL Central lead was 10 games as recently as Sept. 6. It is now down to 1 ½ games, the smallest it has been since May 7. Cleveland will play Game 2 of their doubleheader Saturday night. They could cut into that deficit even further.