
Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from the Cincinnati Open because of a lingering wrist injury
By Marcus Chen
WPLG Sports South Florida

CLEVELAND (AP) — Manager Stephen Vogt lauded the Cleveland Guardians' front office for adding three players during Monday's trade deadline.Now it's up to Vogt and the new-look Guardians to capitalize on the addition of outfielder Jo Adell, first baseman Nathaniel Lowe and pitcher Foster Griffin for a postseason push.“Now it’s our turn to go out and let’s go perform. Let’s go win some games,” Vogt said.Adell, Lowe and Griffin were in the clubhouse before Tuesday's game against the New York Mets, introducing themselves to their new teammates and getting up to speed before the start of a three-game series.Adell batted second and played right field while Lowe was available off the bench. Griffin will pitch the final game of the series on Thursday, keeping him on his usual amount of rest.“I was pretty fired up about it. I think our front office did everything that we could have ever wanted from him — two impact bats and an impact starter. That’s all you can ask for," catcher Austin Hedges s
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