The Cleveland Indians' winning streak ended at 14 on Saturday afternoon when the Toronto Blue Jays prevailed, 9-6, in Toronto. The game was wrapped in controversy.

A franchise-best 14th straight win sure didn't come easy for the Cleveland Indians.

Carlos Carrasco struck out a season-high 14, Jason Kipnis and Rajai Davis hit solo home runs and the Cleveland Indians matched a franchise record by winning their 13th consecutive game Thursday night, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 4-1.

The Blue Jays host the first-place Indians in a four-game series featuring a Friday matinee on Canada Day.

Salazar threw seven innings, Lonnie Chisenhall hit his second homer of the series and Cleveland stretched its winning streak to 12 games by beating the Atlanta Braves 3-0 on Wednesday night.

From the outside looking in manager Terry Francona's lineup card for Tuesday night's game against Atlanta looked like a pair of msmatched socks. But when the game started, everything flowed together as the Indians won their 11th straight game.

The Indians' 10-game winning streak is the longest in the big leagues this year. It is the longest by the Indians since they won 10 straight to end the 2013 season.

The Cleveland Indians had another dominating performance in Detroit on Sunday. They topped the Tigers 9-3, making Sunday’s game their 9th win in a row and their 9th win over Detroit.

Carlos Carrasco's four-hitter and Francisco Lindor's two homers helped the Cleveland Indians defeat the Detroit Tigers, 6-0, Saturday afternoon in Detroit, Mich. The Tribe has won eight straight.

Former Tigers outfielder Rajai Davis made sure everyone knew his allegiances as he walked around the Indians' clubhouse, wearing socks with the image of the Cleveland skyline as he chatted before the game. By the time his work was done Friday night, having run down Miguel Cabrera's drive to right-center field for a juggling catch and a game-ending double play, he had seemingly run halfway to Ohio. “If he hits that ball in another ballpark, it's a tie ballgame,“ Davis said after the Tribe's 7-4 win. “Fortunately for us, it was here.“

The Indians completed a three-game sweep over the Rays with a 6-1 win on Wednesday night at Progressive Field. With the victory, Cleveland finished off an undefeated six-game homestand, while Tampa Bay dropped its seventh consecutive contest.

CLEVELAND -- Francisco Lindor and Juan Uribe homered in a three-run eighth inning to lead the Indians to a 7-4 win over the Rays in Monday night's series opener at Progressive Field. Cleveland has won four in a row and extended its lead in the American League Central to one game over the Royals.

Jose Ramirez's RBI single in the 10th inning lifted the Cleveland Indians to a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Sunday afternoon in Cleveland. The Tribe swept the three-game series.

Mike Napoli, Juan Uribe and Tyler Naquin homered as the Cleveland Indians disposed of the Chicago White Sox, 13-2, Saturday night in Cleveland.

Carlos Santana launched a towering home run leading off the ninth inning against White Sox reliever Nate Jones on Friday night, powering the Indians to a 3-2 walk-off victory at Progressive Field.

Kansas City completed a three-game sweep of the Indians on Wednesday night. Manager Terry Francona said the Indians weren't ready to play and took the blame for that.

Francisco Lindor homered and drove in three runs in the first two innings, and the Cleveland Indians pounded another Angels starter in an 8-3 victory over Los Angeles on Sunday.

Trevor Bauer pitched 7 1/3 strong innings and Rajai Davis homered to lead Cleveland to its sixth straight victory.

The Indians moved past the Royals into first place in the AL Central on Saturday. Cleveland has won five straight overall and six of seven against Kansas City this season.

Josh Tomlin won his eighth game of the season and Mike Napoli, Tyler Naquin and Francisco Lindor hit homers Saturday night as the Indians improved to 5-1 against Kansas City this season.