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Guardians to open with Armstrong; Rays start Martinez in ALCS Game 4
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Earlier reports and follow-ups on the same developing story.
- 'Fastball Freddy' cranks up velocity, shuts down Guardians as Rays even ALCS
- MLB moves up start time of ALCS Game 3 due to inclement Cleveland weather
- Guardians to start workhorse Williams in Game 3 vs. Rays' Jax
- Halpin HR, featuring massive bat flip, helps Guardians take Game 3 over Rays
- Takeaways from Guardians' Game 3 win
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