Gibson (3-6) was hammered for six runs on ten hits and one walk while striking out two Indians over 4.2 innings Tuesday, but luckily escaped with a no-decision. He didn't give up a run until falling apart in the fifth inning.
Tuesday marked Gibson's shortest outing since April 22 and hiked his ERA up to 4.94 on the season. The right-hander entered the game coming off his best month of the season in which he posted a 3.69 ERA over five starts. Gibson had struck out four-plus batters in each of his previous eight outings before notching just two in this one. The 28-year-old also gave up more than nine hits for just the second time in his 14 starts this season. He'll try to chalk this up as a bad day and look to rebound in his next outing Sunday against the Rays.