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.
This is an article to politely ask Guardians President of Baseball Operations Chris Antonetti and General Manager Mike Chernoff to stop repeating a new talking point they have offered to media twice, now.
The people have spoken and Jace LaViolette is our No. 14 Cleveland Guardians prospect for 2026. LaViolette brought in an impressive 39.8% of the vote, beatin gout Joey Oakie (25.5%), Juneiker Caceres (13.2%) and Alfonsin Rosario (12.2%).
It’s February. We will have Guardians’ baseball this month (barring a meteor strike, invasion of rabid lemmings, etc). Parker Messick was interviewed by MLB Network recently.
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.
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.
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.
One more time. With feeling. If you follow our blog, you know that I have written probably a dozen articles this offseason outlining small upgrades the Guardians could make to their roster.
The Cleveland Guardians are going into the upcoming season with a lot to like about their farm system. The Guardians have one of the largest homegrown contingencies in all of Major League Baseball, and their success speaks for itself with back-to-back division titles.
The Guardians put out a list of non-roster players invited to big league spring training. That list was incomplete. The complete list is below: Pitchers:
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.
Out of the blue, José Ramírez was given a contract extension through the 2032 campaign. In an offseason where it felt like Cleveland's front office was never going to open the checkbook for a bat, they in fact did, doing it for one of their own.
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.
Slowly but surely, the 2026 offseason is coming to a close. The 2026 MLB Spring Training window is about to open, as teams start making their way to Goodyear, Ariz., to begin preparation for games that are set to occur in just a few weeks.
The Cleveland Guardians just committed to José Ramírez for the rest of his career. For the past few years, he's been the most consistent player at the plate for the Guardians, slashing .280/.358/.527 since his first All-Star selection back in 2017.
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.
The Cleveland Guardians are priding themselves in having a great starting pitching rotation, which includes No. 1 pitcher Gavin Williams. Williams is eligible for arbitration in 2027 but is not expected to hit free agency until 2030.
The Cleveland Guardians may have a chance to snag another former Guardian this offseason. On Wednesday, Jan. 28, the Washington Nationals decided to claim shortstop Tsung-Che Cheng off waivers from the New York Mets to bolster the infield.
It should come as no surprise, but José Ramírez's ultimate goal of winning a World Series isn't changing. Following a seven-year extension tacked on to his contract with the Cleveland Guardians, an official press conference was held on Thursday, Jan.
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.
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.