Indians starter Corey Kluber lost his third straight start, Sunday against Detroit.
"He gave up a solo to Miggy," Indians manager Terry Francona said of Kluber, per MLB.com. "Other than that, he was good. Then, the rain came. He simulated an inning and then, once we had the next delay … that didn't seem to make much sense [to have him keep pitching]."
Kluber dropped to 3-8, one loss shy of his total for all of his Cy Young season last year, when he went 18-9.
Kluber gave up two runs on four hits over five innings. He walked one, struck out two and surrendered a home run. His next start is Friday, against Tampa Bay.