The Cleveland Guardians have countless talented prospects in the minor league system. While many of them are expected to see a bump in chances to make their respective major league debuts in the upcoming campaign, there are a few who need a bit more time to develop and set themselves up for success.
Last week, FanGraphs released The Bat and The Bat-X projections, and the news isn’t good for Guardians hitters. The Bat has three Guardians hitters above average: Jose Ramirez 133 wRC+, Kyle Manzardo 110 wRC+ and Steven Kwan 103 wRC+.
Sorry, folks. Not much Guardians News right now. Juan Brito went 2-4 in the Dominican Winter League last night. He’s been exclusively playing first base there – not sure what to make of that.
Following a historic comeback to win the AL Central, the Cleveland Guardians ran out of gas in the AL Wild Card round. They lost the series to a Detroit Tigers team that they surpassed to capture the division crown.
Alfonsin Rosario. Make sure you learn that name. In just a few years time, Rosario will be on pace to make his major league debut. The 21-year-old had an incredible 2025 season in the Cleveland Guardians' minor league system, slashing .251/.345/.461 for an OPS of .806 and knocking 21 home runs.
The Cleveland Guardians signed countless new bullpen arms this offseason, but couldn't keep the home-grown prospect whose heart-warming story of defying adversity became a fan favorite.
The Blue Jays have agreed to a two-year minor league deal with right-hander Nic Enright, according to a report from ESPN’s Alden Gonzalez. Enright, 28, has had a difficult career to this point despite solid results.
So long, 2025, we barely knew ye. Before the year fades away, let me quickly review my favorite Guardians moments off the top of my head: -Chase DeLauter briefly going nuclear in Spring Training- Every time we see him, he reminds us that if he can be healthy, he can be great.
The Cleveland Guardians have plenty of minor league talent. That's just a common fact now for the organization. Whether it's those in the depths at Single-A and High-A, or those just a stop or two away in Double-A and Triple-A, Cleveland's front office has a lot of guys to choose from.
Nobody expected the Guardians to make any big moves this offseason, but it is looking more and more like they’re going to completely run it back with one of the worst offenses in franchise history.
It has been a difficult offseason for the New York Mets to say the least. They have lost a number of fan-favorite players in free agency and trades. Pete Alonso signed with the Baltimore Orioles, while both Jeff McNeil and Brandon Nimmo have been traded away.
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 time for New Year’s is nearly here, and with that New Year, we take a look at what it will hold for the Cleveland Guardians. Specifically on offense.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
Veteran left-handed pitcher John Means revealed Thursday that he underwent surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles tendon. In an Instagram post, Means said he was on the verge of signing with a new club Tuesday when the injury happened in training.
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.