The Cleveland Guardians lost their superstar closer Emmanuel Clase in one of the most unexpected ways: an alleged betting scandal. And Clase’s teammates apparently were none too pleased to hear about it.
The Cleveland Guardians put all their eggs in one basket. Following an illustrious minor league career that built up hype around his name, Bo Naylor swiftly jumped into the majors for the first time back in 2022.
The first game of spring training is under a week away. And the Cleveland Guardians seem to be all set. Throughout the offseason, the front office remained calm and quiet, signing a few new faces while leaning on internal development to shape the 2026 roster.
The Cleveland Guardians are embodying the belief that pitching wins games. Following an offseason with bullpen additions being a focus for the front office, the focus now shifts to the staff they have, turning over from last year.
The countdown is on. Opening Day for the Guardians is right around the corner. They travel to Seattle, then Los Angeles, to begin the season, but who can you expect to be in the lineup, on the mound, and in the bullpen?
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Cleveland Guardians are only a few days away from the first spring training game of the year. On Saturday, Feb. 21, the Guardians are set to take on the Cincinnati Reds at 3:05 p.m.
Even if the Cleveland Guardians are young and unproven, the expectation of excellence remains intact. With spring training set to begin, Guardians manager Stephen Vogt made it clear Tuesday, Feb.
The Guardians have spent the offseason not doing much; will they pull off a late-Spring Training trade as they did last year for Nolan Jones? I would say the general – and sensible – conclusion among Guardians fans is that the team will enter the season with their roster as is, with an eye to improve as needed at the August trade deadline.
The Cleveland Guardians have plenty of prospects set to make their spring training debuts in 2026. Following a fairly quiet offseason, the front office has made it known that this year, the Guardians are going to be prioritizing the youngsters and their timelines of development.
Is it time for the Cleveland Guardians to call up Juan Brito to the major league roster? It might be. On Tuesday, Feb. 17, manager Stephen Vogt spoke to the media at spring training, commenting on the future of infielding prospect Brito.
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.
Projections are out, and the Guardians’ hitters all have home run numbers to beat. Can they do it? Look at this list of projected home runs for Guardians
The Baltimore Orioles have been busy this offseason, but things have begun to get complicated. Following the decision to make a splash and sign first baseman Pete Alonso to a massive five-year, $155 million deal, the Orioles now have a logjam at first base.
With a new snippet of information, it’s time to examine what we might be able to infer about the Guardians’ outfield plans for 2026. This weekend, Paul
Today, for our daily question, we are going to ask you to look back on your history with the Cleveland baseball team. I will not be surprised if you have multiple memories you want to share, and that’s fine, but tell us which one stands out above the others, if you can.
Zack Meisel published a great article today about Chase DeLauter’s debut and his approach to this coming season. He, again, emphasizes that the organization was planning for DeLauter to break camp with the major league team in 2025 before his injury.
The Cleveland Guardians are hoping to get the most out of the prospects that'll be on display at spring training this year. In just under a week, on Saturday, Feb.
The MLB offseason is officially over, and Spring Training is here. The Cleveland Guardians had a rather quiet offseason, having signed mostly relief pitchers.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ — The Cleveland Guardians are one of baseball’s most fascinating teams. In similar fashion to many small-market ball clubs in the MLB world, Cleveland often sits back and watches the heavy-spenders go head-to-head in free agency.
The Giants announced this morning that they’ve signed outfielder Will Brennan to a one-year, major league contract. Brennan was non-tendered by the Guardians back in November.
– by Mario Crescibene Major League Baseball honors three players with league-wide commemorative days. Larry Doby isn’t one of them. I wanted to know why — despite integrating the American League — MLB refuses to honor Larry Doby with his own day.
With the Cleveland Guardians and Jose Ramirez agreeing to a contract extension, locking down the star player for a while longer, there is no doubt a sigh of relief from the fanbase.
The Guardians are finalizing a two-year minor league contract with right-hander Ben Lively, per Zack Meisel of The Athletic. Lively, who underwent Tommy John surgery last June, is already at the team’s spring complex in Arizona, suggesting the deal should be wrapped up soon.