Guardians Muster Only Two Hits in Shutout Loss to the Pirates

Cleveland's Offense Struggles as Pittsburgh Takes Series

Pitching Dominates as Pirates Blank Guardians

The Cleveland Guardians' offense was unable to get anything going on Saturday afternoon as they were shut out by the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 at PNC Park.

The Guardians managed just two hits in the game, both singles, as the Pirates' pitching staff completely dominated the game.

JT Brubaker started for the Pirates and allowed just one hit over five innings of work. He struck out seven batters and walked two.

The Pirates' bullpen was equally impressive, with Nick Mears, Duane Underwood Jr., and David Bednar combining to allow just one hit over the final four innings.

The Guardians' offense has struggled mightily in recent weeks, scoring just 13 runs in their last six games.

The loss drops the Guardians to 46-45 on the season, while the Pirates improve to 44-45.

• The Guardians have now lost four of their last six games.
• The Pirates have won four of their last six games.
• The Guardians' offense has struggled mightily in recent weeks, scoring just 13 runs in their last six games.

The two teams will face off again on Sunday afternoon in the series finale.