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Cleveland Guardians Defeat Arizona Diamondbacks 10-5

Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 3:40 PM ET · Chase Field

Cleveland Guardians 10, Arizona Diamondbacks 5, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Cleveland Guardians vs Arizona Diamondbacks?

Cleveland Guardians beat Arizona Diamondbacks 10-5 at Chase Field on March 24, 2026.

In a decisive victory, the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 10-5 at Chase Field, completing a 3-1 series win. This matchup showcased the Guardians' recent form, which has seen them go 7-3 over their last ten games, currently riding a two-game winning streak. In contrast, the Diamondbacks have struggled, finishing their last ten games with a 5-5 record and suffering three consecutive losses.

The Guardians' strong performance was highlighted by their ability to score early, with a four-run first inning that set the tone for the game. G. Arias initiated the scoring with a single that brought home Rhys Hoskins and Chris Schneemann. The Guardians continued to dominate, with Schneemann hitting a home run in the third inning, extending the lead to 6-0 before the Diamondbacks could respond.

Arizona managed to rally in the fourth inning, scoring four runs, but it was not enough to overcome the early deficit. The Guardians maintained their offensive pressure, adding to their score in the eighth inning with a home run from Schubart, which propelled them to a 9-4 lead. The Diamondbacks added a final run in the eighth, but Cleveland's Chourio tripled in the ninth to secure the 10-5 victory.

In terms of home and away performance, the Diamondbacks have a home record of 15-15-1, while the Guardians are slightly better with an away record of 16-14-1. The Guardians' recent away form has been particularly impressive, averaging 4.2 runs scored while allowing just 3.3 runs over their last ten games. The Diamondbacks, however, have averaged 4.8 runs scored and 5.1 allowed in their recent home stretch.

Injuries played a significant role in this matchup, particularly for the Diamondbacks, who were missing key players including Tommy Troy, Ryne Nelson, Zac Gallen, Michael Soroka, and Corbin Burnes, all of whom are on the injured list. The Guardians also faced challenges, with Slade Cecconi, Rhys Hoskins, and Shawn Armstrong unavailable due to injuries.

The market had priced this game with the Guardians favored, reflecting their recent form and the Diamondbacks' struggles. The conditions at Chase Field were typical for a spring evening, conducive to scoring, which was evident in the high run total.

Viewers should have noted the Guardians' aggressive batting approach, particularly in the early innings, as well as the Diamondbacks' attempts to mount a comeback, showcasing their resilience despite the loss. The final score of 10-5 not only highlights the Guardians' offensive prowess but also underscores the challenges faced by the Diamondbacks as they navigate their injury issues and seek to regain their form.

Injury report

  • Tommy Troy10-Day-ILShoulderArizona Diamondbacks
  • Ryne Nelson60-Day-ILElbowArizona Diamondbacks
  • Zac Gallen60-Day-ILElbowArizona Diamondbacks
  • Michael Soroka15-Day-ILShoulderArizona Diamondbacks
  • Corbin Burnes60-Day-ILElbowArizona Diamondbacks
  • Slade Cecconi15-Day-ILArmCleveland Guardians
  • Rhys Hoskins10-Day-ILBackCleveland Guardians
  • Shawn Armstrong60-Day-ILCalfCleveland Guardians

Recent form

Arizona Diamondbacks

Last 10: 5-5Streak L34.8 scored · 5.1 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • L1-5at San Diego PadresSep 28
  • L4-7at San Diego PadresSep 27
  • L4-5vs Los Angeles DodgersSep 25
  • W5-4vs Los Angeles DodgersSep 24
  • W4-3vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 21
  • L2-8vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 20
  • W6-5vs San Francisco GiantsSep 17
  • W8-1vs San Francisco GiantsSep 16
  • W6-4at Minnesota TwinsSep 14
  • L8-9at Minnesota TwinsSep 13

Cleveland Guardians

Last 10: 7-3Streak W24.2 scored · 3.3 allowed per game3-1 away

  • W9-8vs Texas RangersSep 28
  • W3-2vs Texas RangersSep 27
  • L3-7vs Texas RangersSep 26
  • L2-4vs Detroit TigersSep 25
  • W5-1vs Detroit TigersSep 24
  • W5-2vs Detroit TigersSep 23
  • L2-6at Minnesota TwinsSep 21
  • W6-2at Minnesota TwinsSep 20
  • W3-1at Detroit TigersSep 18
  • W4-0at Detroit TigersSep 17

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Chicago-66L1.52573
Cleveland369L1.50470
Minnesota6.573L1.47967
Detroit975W1.46064
Kansas City11.578L3.44362
Los Angeles-57L2.59082
Arizona967W1.52574
San Diego9.567L2.52173
San Francisco24.582W1.41458
Colorado28.586W2.38654

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Inning2-0Rocchio homered to right center (389 feet), Ang. Martinez scored.
  2. 1st Inning4-0G. Arias singled to center, Hoskins scored and Schneemann scored, Kayfus to second.
  3. 3rd Inning6-0Schneemann homered to right center (426 feet), Schubart scored.
  4. 4th Inning6-1Smith singled to right, Tawa scored, Valdez to second.
  5. 4th Inning6-2McCann singled to left, Valdez scored, C. Santana to second, McCann to second, C. Santana safe at third on throwing error by shortstop Fernandez.
  6. 4th Inning6-4Lawlar singled to center, C. Santana scored and McCann scored.
  7. 8th Inning9-4Schubart homered to right (399 feet), Cesarini scored and Fernandez scored.
  8. 8th Inning9-5A. Rodriguez walked, Waldschmidt scored, Jones to second, Dix to third.
  9. 9th Inning10-5Chourio tripled to right, Nuñez scored.

Win probability

Above the line favours Arizona Diamondbacks, below favours Cleveland Guardians.

Venue

  • Chase FieldPhoenix, Arizona
  • Attendance13236
  • OfficialsAlex Tosi, Rob Drake, Alex Mackay, Jim Wolf

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