The pitching staff only continues to grow in Cleveland. On Wednesday, Feb. 4, the Cleveland Guardians announced that they are adding a new member to the coaching staff for the 2026 season.
Well, we have the rarest of all things – a Cleveland Guardians’ rumor from a Twitter newsbreaker who actually knows things. Chris Cotillo (@ChrisCotillo on Twitter), Red Sox beat reporter at Mass-live.com, reports that the Guardians are talking to Ty France, who has a robust market.
The people have spoken and Juneiker Caceres is our No. 17 Cleveland Guardians prospect for 2026. Caceres crushed the competition with 42.4% of the vote, running away from the likes of Yorman Gomez (14.1%), Andrew Walters (11.1%), Austin Peterson (10.1%), Josh Hartle (9.1%) and Jacob Cozart (8.1%).
The Cleveland Guardians announced the full Player Development staff list today. Not much has changed, but there are some familiar faces in new roles. Nick Wittgren will be joining the Clippers as a pitching coach!
The Guardians will need some help from players whose performance dipped in 2025 to make a playoff run this year… Will they get it? Will it be David Fry who went from a 129 wRC+ to a 63 wRC+?
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Continuing our trip around the minors and majors begun in a previous article, several of the AL Central’s top prospects have a chance of making the big leagues out of Spring Training for Opening Day.
There's a very real chance that Travis Bazzana ends up in the major leagues in 2026. The talented infielder out of Oregon State has begun to show signs of maturity far past his age, adapting to the Guardians' system and welcoming challenges that come his way.
The Columbus Clippers have announced their coaching staff for the 2026 season, and it includes some recent Guardians’ alumni. Former bullpen pitcher Nick Wittgren was named one of Columbus’ pitching coaches for the upcoming season, working alongside Andrew Moore who is returning to the team after coaching in Single-A Lake County last year.
The Cleveland Guardians wouldn't be the Cleveland Guardians if they weren't lauded for their prospects. Heading into the start of the 2026 season, which will begin with spring training in just under three weeks, the Guardians' farm system has been ranked one of the best in the league.
The Cleveland Guardians are going to be represented by a good chunk of players on the 40-man roster and those in the farm system at the World Baseball Classic (WBC).
MLB released its top 100 prospects last week, and now analysts are breaking down every angle possible. Jim Callis breaks down the best tools on the list, and a Cleveland Guardians prospect got a favorable mention.
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 people have spoken and Joey Oakie is our No. 15 Cleveland Guardians prospect for 2026. Oakie raked in an impressive 40.6% of the vote, beating out Alfonsin Rosario (20.8%), Juneiker Caceres (16.0%) and (11.3%).
Why not another? That's probably what the Cleveland Guardians' front office is thinking right now. On Monday, Feb. 2, the front office decided to tack on another reliever to the 2026 MLB Spring Training camp, re-signing Kolby Allard to a minor league deal.
The Guardians announced today that they have re-signed left-hander Kolby Allard to a minor league deal. The Excel Sports Management client also receives an invite to big league camp.
The Cleveland Guardians have always been known as a prospect-heavy organization. With limited financial flexibility, the front office has consistently leaned into the farm system to keep the club competitive and build a roster around homegrown talent, rather than going out and making a splash.
Jose Ramirez is set to be a Cleveland Guardian for life. His new seven-year extension is well below what he could earn on the open market, but the star has made it clear his home is in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Guardians are heavily bought into the notion that pitching wins games. This offseason, the front office built up the bullpen, adding inexperienced, raw arms that are looking to rebuild their respective careers and find consistency on the mound.
Another one bites the dust. Yet again, the Cleveland Guardians have moved on from a player that sported the navy blue and red in the 2025 campaign. On Friday, Jan.
Thanks to a strong farm system, the Cleveland Guardians have been able to remain a competitive team for the past decade. And with 2026 near, the Guardians could see the next wave of young prospects in talent at Progressive Field very soon.
While other athletes, such as Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, have been known as icons for the city, it is Ramirez who has truly shown his dedication to Cleveland.
After making the playoffs for a second-straight year in 2025, the Cleveland Guardians are trying to keep their seat at the postseason table. With a top flight pitcher emerging, Cleveland can at least be optimistic for the future.
The Cleveland Guardians signed seven-time All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez to a new seven-year contract that runs through the 2032 season. The club did not announce the financial terms on Thursday but multiple reports earlier this month placed the value at $175 million, or $25 million per season for the 33-year-old veteran.
The seven-time All-Star recently signed another extension with the team despite having three years left on his current deal, likely making him a Guardian for the rest of his career.
In a move that feels less like a transaction and more like a declaration of loyalty, the Cleveland Guardians and José Ramírez have reportedly agreed to a massive 7-year, $175 million extension.