description Ohio Cup Overview
The Ohio Cup refers to the baseball rivalry between the Cincinnati Reds of Major League Baseball's National League and the Cleveland Guardians of the American League. The teams are both based in Ohio and meet in regular-season interleague games under Major League Baseball's interleague schedule. The rivalry connects two established Ohio franchises and is followed by fans of professional baseball in the state.
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Which baseball teams play in the Ohio Cup?
The Ohio Cup is the rivalry between the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Guardians. The Reds play in Major League Baseball's National League, while the Guardians play in the American League.
Why is it called the Ohio Cup?
Both teams are based in Ohio, which gives their regular-season interleague meetings a natural state rivalry identity. The matchup connects Cincinnati and Cleveland, two of the state's best-known professional baseball cities.
Are the Reds and Guardians in the same MLB league?
No. Cincinnati is in the National League and Cleveland is in the American League. Their games are therefore interleague contests during the regular season.
When can the Ohio Cup teams play each other?
The Reds and Guardians meet in Major League Baseball regular-season interleague games. The exact number and dates of meetings depend on the current MLB schedule.
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