These are supplied research checks. No external pages were fetched while this prototype was created. The excerpt matches below do not amount to full-page verification or human validation.

01 / Evidence status

What “checked” means here

First Pitch uses the two sources in the supplied research snapshot. The snapshot records each page as reachable and its quoted fragment as matched. It also states that the resulting conclusions still need human review.

The research is dated and has an unverified validation status. The dates below describe those supplied checks; they are not fresh checks made by First Pitch.

We treat quoted text as the boundary of an attributed factual statement. We do not use the broader AI-generated observations as proof when their detail exceeds the quote. Neither source confirms Australian viewing access or a game-start timestamp.

Source 01 / MLBSupplied excerpt matched

MLB's ALCS opener report

“Guards come up big late to rally past Rays in ALCS opener”

Publisher
MLB
Supplied check
Source link
Read the MLB report ↗

What this supports

An attributed statement that the headline describes a late Guardians rally past the Rays in an ALCS opener.

What it does not establish

The quoted text does not provide the score, venue, inning-by-inning account, game-start timestamp, later schedule or Australian viewing eligibility. We do not infer those details from the article address.

Source 02 / Sports IllustratedSupplied excerpt matched

Sports Illustrated's game page

“Recent and upcoming games showing dates, opponents, and results for Cleveland Guardians”

Publisher
Sports Illustrated
Supplied check
Source link
Open the SI game page ↗

What this supports

A description of recent and upcoming Cleveland Guardians game listings with dates, opponents and results.

What it does not establish

No specific score, player statistic, inning log or upcoming game's date is quoted. A broader research observation mentioned those features, but that observation goes beyond this supplied fragment. We have narrowed our descriptions accordingly.

04 / Selection policy

How we use the evidence

  • Only supplied sources. No additional resources, providers, user posts or reviews were introduced.
  • Attribution before inference. We describe what a quoted source says and link to its original page.
  • Unknowns stay visible. Unconfirmed times, prices, access conditions and technical requirements are labelled as unknown.
  • No hands-on claims. We did not test streaming, subscriptions, playback or devices.
  • No demand claims. The research does not establish stable search demand, commercial value or the need for an independent site.

External reading links are included for readers who want to inspect the originals. Opening a source may reveal additional information, but this prototype does not automatically import it or treat it as newly verified evidence.

05 / Future review

What would need to change before an update

To publish a local game time, a reviewer would first need a complete, attributable start timestamp for the exact game, then verify its city-specific conversion. To publish a watch recommendation, a reviewer would need evidence of game-specific Australian coverage and the applicable conditions.

The intended maintenance policy is to recheck game details before each game, revise entries when source information changes, and review broader viewing guidance each season. This is a policy for future human review, not a claim that ongoing checking has already happened.

New findings should keep their source and check date alongside the answer. Until that review is complete, the research snapshot of 14 October 2026 remains the basis of this edition.