Chase DeLauter's name, over the past few seasons, has drawn instant excitement from Cleveland Guardians fans. And after months of calling for him to get a big-league shot in 2025, DeLauter finally got his chance.
I am a committed Guardians fan asking the Guardians to be better in 2026 – so how can I be better in the year ahead in my rooting for my favorite baseball team?
The Cleveland Guardians opted to bring back a former bullpen arm ahead of the 2026 MLB season. On Sunday, Dec. 28, it was announced that the Guardians' front office had struck a deal with right-handed pitcher Pedro Avila, who previously played for the organization in the 2024 season.
The Cleveland Guardians need to do right by José Ramírez. The generational third baseman has been a staple in Cleveland for the last 13 seasons in the majors, but prior to that, he also spent five years playing in Cleveland's minor league system.
The Guardians have re-signed Austin Hedges and revamped their bullpen. What else might they do – or not do – before Opening Day in spring training in about six weeks?
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Austin Hays was one of the better outfielding hitters in the MLB last season. He slashed 266/.315/.453 for an OPS of .768 with 16 doubles, five triples and 15 home runs across 103 games.
It is hard to believe it's that time of year, but Christmas time is here! Not only is it Christmas, but it also marks that we are less than two months away from pitchers catchers reporting to Goodyear, Arizona.
Christmas is coming. What am I asking Santa for the best fans in baseball? It’s tempting to write the “Paul Dolan is Scrooge and will be visited by three spirits: Satchel Paige, Rocky Colavito and Jose Ramirez from the future (2030) and is convinced to bump payroll to $150 million” column.
The Cleveland Guardians made a miraculous run to win the American League Central in 2025, one year after reaching the ALCS in 2024 as division champions.
Yesterday, I expressed my frustration that the Guardians are not simply being honest with fans that they (whether legitimately or not) do not have the funds to sign or trade for a legitimate, proven bat for the middle of their lineup.
Paul Hoynes of Cleveland dot com predicts the Guardians will add one hitter before Spring Training. Hoynes does not specify if Stuart Fairchild counts as a hitter.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Cleveland Guardians have made various moves throughout the 2025-26 MLB offseason. However, nearly all of them have been for bullpen depth. They've signed Shawn Armstrong, Connor Brogdon and Colin Holderman, each of whom will play major roles for the Guardians.
Cleveland fans woke up to a bit of disappointment on Sunday. As announced by Jeff Passan, highly sought-after slugger Munetaka Murakami has officially decided where he wants to play baseball in MLB.
So far this offseason, the Guardians have focused on the bullpen by signing free agents Shawn Armstrong, Connor Brogdon, and Colin Holderman. On the offensive side, the only move of significance thus far has been re-signing catcher Austin Hedges.
The Guardians are communicating a consistent message about their plans to handle their offensive issues this offseason, and it’s problematic. Ken Rosenthal
The Guardians brought in a right-handed outfielder Stuart Fairchild on a minor-league deal with an invite to Spring Training. Fairchild is 29 years old and has a career 106 wRC+ against LHP as a right-handed batter who has played an average centerfield when asked to do so.
The Guardians have designated left-hander Justin Bruihl for assignment, the team announced. Bruihl’s removal from the 40-man roster opened up a spot for right-hander Shawn Armstrong, who was signed earlier this week.
The Cleveland Guardians have made subtle additions to the roster ahead of the new year. And after most of those moves being pitchers, they've added a hitter into the mix.
A handful of young players on the Guardians’ current roster made some changes. The change may not seem like much, but it signifies something much larger.
With the Cleveland Guardians surrounded by rumors this offseason in regards to players the team could be acquiring or sending out, one of those stars that has been capturing headlines is Steven Kwan.
Free agent left-hander John Means suffered an Achilles rupture while working out this week, he announced on social media. He underwent successful surgery yesterday.
Big Christmas’ time in Cleveland may be coming to an end. The Guardians designated slugging outfielder Jhonkensy Noel for assignment on December 17, one of many moves made on the day.
This is a move that would allow the Yankees to acquire a four-time Gold Glove winner and a top-of-the-lineup hitter without breaching the luxury tax threshold.