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On Thursday evening, the Cleveland Indians defended home-field advantage in Game 1 of the ALDS by edging the Boston Red Sox. Credit manager Terry Francona's creative, aggressive bullpen management.

The Indians will attempt to move within a game of the ALCS on Friday afternoon, as they again play host to the Red Sox. Here's how you can watch and here are the starting lineups.

Boston Red Sox

  1. 2B Dustin Pedroia
  2. 3B Brock Holt
  3. RF Mookie Betts
  4. DH David Ortiz
  5. 1B Hanley Ramirez
  6. SS Xander Bogaerts
  7. LF Andrew Benintendi
  8. C Sandy Leon
  9. CF Jackie Bradley Jr.

LHP David Price

Cleveland Indians

  1. CF Rajai Davis
  2. 2B Jason Kipnis
  3. SS Francisco Lindor
  4. 1B Mike Napoli
  5. DH Carlos Santana
  6. 3B Jose Ramirez
  7. LF Brandon Guyer
  8. RF Lonnie Chisenhall
  9. C Roberto Perez

RHP Corey Kluber

Each team tweaked their lineup slightly -- in Cleveland's case because it's facing a left-handed pitcher now, as opposed to a right-hander in Game 1. The Red Sox' change, meanwhile, is cosmetic in nature.

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Rajai Davis will lead off for the Indians in Game 2. USATSI

On the Red Sox' side, the only change is a swap -- moving Bradley Jr. to the bottom of the order and Benintendi to the seven slot. Benintendi had a big Game 1, and John Farrell appears to want him getting more opportunities in Game 2 -- albeit only slightly more opportunities.

Cleveland's most notable alterations from Game 1 are inserting Rajai Davis at the top of the lineup and Brandon Guyer in place of Coco Crisp. Carlos Santana has been dropped to the fifth spot.