It was that kind of game for Cleveland, which saw Carrasco, relief ace Andrew Miller and veteran lefty Boone Logan combine for 10 runs allowed in three innings of work. Outfielder Stephen Cardullo highlighted the offensive outpouring for the Rockies, launching a grand slam off Logan that pushed the Indians behind, 10-0, in the fourth inning.
"It just didn't seem like his pitches were real crisp," Indians manager Terry Francona said of Carrasco. "They were coming across the gun OK, but just not a lot of finish to them. Now he's got two [starts] under his belt and, hopefully, now he can get another side day and get back out there and start to see a little bit more, because even on a bad day, he's probably too good to let that happen.