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    Shane McClanahan lets up one run in win vs. Guards

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    Shane McClanahan allowed two hits and one run with two walks and three strikeouts across five innings to earn the win in an 11-3 rout of the Guardians on Friday.

    Despite not being his sharpest, McClanahan still turned in a decent outing. His changeup starred and forced eight of his 13 total swings-and-misses as the Guardians’ right-handed hitters consistently flailed at it low and below the zone. Those whiffs didn’t turn into many strikeouts though because McClanahan was much less precise with two strikes. Still, he likely could’ve hung on for six or even seven innings if he didn’t have any workload constraints, but left this game with only 71 pitches. He hasn’t reached 90 pitches in over two months as the Rays try to get him through the regular season fully healthy and with as little fatigue as possible before the playoffs following a two-year layoff. Next up is a matchup against the Rangers at home.
Nationals' Wood (oblique) placed on 10-day IL
James Schiano breaks down the outlook for the Washington Nationals after James Wood was placed on the 10-day IL with an oblique strain he suffered against the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday night.

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