Guardians rookie outfielder Cooper Ingle makes an early-career error in a Tuesday game against the Texas Rangers, costing his team a run in a 4-2 loss. Sources report that Ingle, newly called up last week and appearing in only his early MLB games, plays left field and makes a routine defensive play in the seventh inning. With a runner on second base and one out, he records the second out after catching a fly ball hit by Rangers batter Alejandro Osuna. After the catch, Ingle miscounts the outs and believes it is out No. 3. He then tosses the live ball toward the stands as if it were no longer in play, reportedly after checking the ball in his glove. The ball goes over the protective netting to fans and the Rangers are able to score the go-ahead run. Ingle’s mistake is noted as a “rookie” learning moment, and he later expresses regret for the play.