Juan Guzmán allowed just one run on 5 hits, striking out 8 in 8 innings. But in the end, it was mounting injuries that ended the 1994 Cleveland Indians run in the Tournament. Slugger Jim Thome was injured early in the 2nd game of the Tournament. Álvaro Espinoza joined him on the injured list later in the same game. In the 1st game of the Toronto series, Eddie Murray joined the list, and the very next game, Omar Vizquel joined him. While Thome had rejoined the team, the loss of Vizquel left shortstop duties to Herbert Perry, who was playing the position for the 1st time. Perry’s inexperience likely led to two 1st inning hits for the Blue Jays, who scored on Joe Carter’s 2-run single. Carter added another RBI single in the 3rd. Meanwhile, Cleveland’s offense was stagnant. By the time the Indians scored in the 8th, they were down 5-1. Charles Nagy allowed all 5 runs on 11 hits in 6 innings. The Indians scored again on reliever Mike Timlin in the 9th, but it was too little too late, as Toronto completed the sweep with a 5-2 win. Cleveland head home and is left wondering what-if. Kenny Lofton will finish the Tournament with a .452 average.