A dominant performance from Carlos Carrasco gave the Cleveland Indians their longest winning streak in nearly 65 years. Carrasco struck out a season-high 14, Jason Kipnis and Rajai Davis hit solo home runs and the Indians matched a franchise record by winning their 13th consecutive game Thursday night, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 4-1. Cleveland's streak is the longest by any team this season, and the longest for the Indians since they won 13 straight in August 1951. Against Toronto, he struck out four straight in the third and fourth innings, then fanned six straight in the sixth, seventh and eighth. It's the longest streak by an AL team since Oakland won 20 straight in 2002.

Source: ABC News July 01, 2016 01:50 UTC