CLEVELAND — The Guardians open a three-game series against the Houston Astros at Progressive Field as they try to track down the Detroit Tigers in the American League Central.

Logan Allen (3-3, 4.22 ERA) takes the mound for Cleveland opposite Colton Gordon (0-1, 5.95 ERA).

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The Guardians also made a few roster moves official ahead of Friday’s game centered around Shane Bieber and Austin Hedges.

Follow along here for live score updates, analysis and updates throughout Friday’s game. Below is some pregame information.

Guardians starting pitcher Logan Allen delivers a first-inning pitch against the Milwaukee Brewers, May 13, 2025, in Cleveland.

Guardians starting pitcher Logan Allen delivers a first-inning pitch against the Milwaukee Brewers, May 13, 2025, in Cleveland.

Shane Bieber injury update: Ace to be shut down for a week

The Guardians announced that Shane Bieber, rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, will be shut down for roughly a week. Bieber reported soreness after a bullpen session, leading to his rehab outing with the RubberDucks being scratched.

Bieber met with Dr. Keith Meister, who performed the original surgery in April of 2024. Around the middle of next week, Bieber will be re-evaluated.

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Catcher Austin Hedges could also be headed for the 7-day concussion injured list after being hit during Wednesday’s game by Jazz Chisholm. Catching prospect Dom Nunez could be an option to take Hedges’ place if he does land on the IL.

Guardians lineup vs AstrosMLB standings: AL Central Division

The American League Central Division standings entering Friday June 6:

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Guardians schedule | Upcoming games

The Guardians host the Astros for three games over the weekend before Terry Francona and the Reds come to Cleveland for three games Monday-to-Wednesday.

How can I watch, stream or listen to the Guardians vs Astros game?

Friday’s game can be viewed locally on WKYC Channel 3. It can also be streamed via MLB’s direct-to-consumer streaming subscription (CLEGuardians.TV) for $99.99 a season or $19.99 a month. And it’ll be available on the radio via WTAM 1100, WMMS 100.7 and WARF 1350.

This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Guardians score today vs Houston Astros game updates, highlights