Bauer accomplished, the distance shouldn't be rare for a starting pitcher

Cleveland's right-hander threw a three-hitter for his second career complete game and the Indians defeated http://www.officialauthenticcowboysstore.com/Nike-Dez-Bryant-Jersey.html the Tampa Bay Rays 6-1 on Wednesday night for their sixth straight win. So Trevor Bauer doesn't think going the distance should be rare for a starting pitcher. ''I feel like every time I go out there that's what I should be doing,'' Bauer said. ''I should be throwing nine so when I'm actually able to accomplish that, it's a good night.'' Bauer (5-2) struck out 10, walked one and allowed http://www.raidersnflofficialonline.com only one runner past second base. It was the second straight three-hitter for the Indians, following Corey Kluber's in a 6-0 win over the Rays on Tuesday. ''Guys are having fun,'' Bauer said. ''Guys are playing well, which contributes to the fun. Hopefully we can keep it going.'' Corey Dickerson drove in the only run for Tampa Bay, which has lost seven straight. The win capped a big day for Cleveland, which hosted Karlos Williams Blue Jerseys a parade for the Cavaliers winning the NBA title. Hundreds of thousands of fans jammed downtown for the festivities to celebrate Cleveland's first championship in any major sport since 1964. One fan took the celebration too seriously in the seventh when he ran on the field from the third base stands and headed toward center field. He scaled the 9-foot high wall, raced up the steps and disappeared into the crowd before being grabbed by security. The Indians completed a 6-0 homestand, which included Stephen Hill Pink Jerseys three-game sweeps of the Chicago White Sox and Tampa Bay, but manager Terry Francona isn't putting a lot of stock in the hot stretch. Bauer took a one-hitter into the seventh. Brad Miller walked to lead off and took third on Logan Morrison's double. Miller scored on Dickerson's ground ball to deep short, but Morrison rounded too far past third and was thrown out by Lindor.