Kyle Manzardo's Historic Opening Day Fuels Guardians' 7-4 Win Over Royals

The Cleveland Guardians overcame an early deficit and a blown save, with Manzardo's standout performance leading the charge in extra innings.

Kyle Manzardo recorded a triple, home run, and double, becoming the third MLB player in history to achieve this feat on Opening Day.
Manzardo's four RBIs tied a Cleveland franchise record for Opening Day, matching marks set in 1925 and 1964.
The Guardians rallied from a 3-0 deficit, with Steven Kwan's tie-breaking RBI double in the 10th inning setting up the victory.
Closer Emmanuel Clase suffered a blown save in the ninth inning, but Cleveland's offense responded in extras to secure the win.
Kansas City's Vinnie Pasquantino hit a three-run homer, but the Royals fell short, continuing their Opening Day struggles under manager Matt Quatraro.