Clevinger (10-5) pitched 5.2 innings Wednesday and picked up the win, allowing three runs (one earned) on six hits and two walks while striking out six Tigers to help Cleveland set a new American League record with 21 straight wins.
The right-hander has started five contests during the Tribe's AL record-breaking winning streak of 21 games. Clevinger has won a career-high four straight starts while allowing just one earned run over 23.2 innings, and managing a nifty 28:8 K:BB during that stretch. He'll go for five in a row in Tuesday's road start against the Angels.