The Cleveland Guardians had a plethora of young players called up during the 2025 regular season, with more call-ups on the horizon. Center fielder Chase DeLauter may have been the most anticipated call-up of the bunch, as he was Cleveland’s top draft pick at 16th overall back in the 2022 MLB Draft.
Jose Ramirez is a Cleveland Guardian for the foreseeable future. Fresh off a seven-year extension, the Guardians now focus their attention on filling the last real hole in their lineup.
Editor’s Note: We are privileged to have today’s piece written by former Let’s Go Tribe/Covering the Corner writer, Matt Schlichting, who is one of my (Quincy’s) all-time favorite baseball writers.
The Cleveland Guardians will enter their 2026 season with six players on the MLB pipeline top-100 list, led by second baseman Travis Bazzana who checked in at No.
Yet again, José Ramírez has dedicated his career to the Cleveland Guardians. On Saturday, Jan. 24, news broke that the 33-year-old was tacking on an extra four years and over $100 million to his current contract with the Guardians.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
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.
The Cleveland Guardians are notorious for spending far less than the league average in the offseason, and the early outlook suggests 2026 will be no exception.
Well, well, well. It took a bit of time, but the Cleveland Guardians' front office finally confirmed the reason why they've been so quiet this offseason.
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.
José Ramírez is the most loyal player in baseball history. And it's hard to argue for anyone else, no matter the circumstances. Following a 2025 season that suffered plenty of bumps in the road, the Cleveland Guardians headed into the offseason with goals and aspirations of building up the roster.
Seven-time All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez and the Cleveland Guardians are finalizing a restructured seven-year, $175 million contract that would extend his current deal by four seasons, multiple media outlets reported on Saturday.
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.
There are very few players out there like David Fry. The 30-year-old utility has held several different roles for the Cleveland Guardians since joining the team back in 2021.
Jose Ramirez will be with the Cleveland Guardians for the long haul. On Saturday morning, it was reported that Ramirez has worked out contract restructure with the Guardians that will keep him in Cleveland throughout the 2032 season.
The Cleveland Guardians are close to agreeing to a new contract with one of their top players. Jose Ramirez is closing in on signing a $175 million extension with the team, per USA Today.
Jose Ramirez appears to be nearing another extension with the Guardians that will keep the third baseman in Cleveland through his age-39 season in 2032.
2026 is the year of the prospects. If there's any season where the Cleveland Guardians are going to see what they've got buried in the minor leagues, it'll be the upcoming campaign.
Last night, MLB Pipleline released their list of Top 100 prospects, and the Cleveland Guardians landed six players in the list, second only to the Seattle Mariners’ seven prospects: The players are: 20.
Tonight I was very lucky to attend The Rubber Ducks Hot Stove Banquet that was headlined by Guardians President of Baseball Operations, Chris Antonetti himself.
For three of the last four seasons, the Cleveland Guardians have been crowned champions of the AL Central. Their most recent title might arguably have been their most impressive.
This past weekend was a very quiet one. Aside from quotes from the Cardinals’ winter fan fest, the only other big piece of 2026-centric news was the Rangers’ reported agreement with Jakob Junis.
The Guardians have had a quiet offseason, only re-signing backup catcher Austin Hedges and acquiring a handful of relievers on one-year deals. They’ve yet to add anyone to a lineup that ranked 28th in scoring.