It should come as no surprise, but it's nice to see the Cleveland Guardians finally receive the recognition they deserve on a national stage. In the evening hours of Wednesday, Jan.
The people have spoken and sweet-swinging catcher Cooper Ingle is our No. 7 Cleveland Guardians prospect. Ingle won in a landslide, earning 46.4% of the vote, beating out Juan Brito (19.6%) and Jaison Chourio (11.9%).
Chase DeLauter's got a red circle around his name heading into the 2026 MLB season. He's a can't-miss prospect with so much excitement being built around what he can do at the major league level of baseball, mainly because the public only got a small glimpse of him this past offseason.
Cleveland Guardians fans have plenty of gripes with the organization. This offseason has featured very little spending and it appears the front office, or mostly ownership, is content with running it back and hoping for another surprise playoff berth.
Two players punched their ticket to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. But neither were former Cleveland players. On Tuesday, Jan.
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 people have spoken and the first pitcher is off the board as Braylon Doughty is our No. 6 Cleveland Guardians prospect. Doughty won by just three votes with 35.5% of the vote, beating out Cooper Ingle (33.1%) and Khal Stephen (13.8%).
The Cleveland Guardians have been quiet all offseason. While teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers bring in high-profile bats such as Kyle Tucker or Robert Suarez inking a three-year deal with the Atlanta Braves, the Guardians' front office has instead kept the team's name out of the spotlight, making small depth signings.
It doesn’t APPEAR the Guardians are making any significant additions to the current roster, so who is here that might be an unexpected help for their pursuit of another division and a World Series title in 2026?
The people have spoken and Angel Genao is our No. 5 Cleveland Guardians prospect. Genao won with a 40.1% of the vote, beating out Cooper Ingle (26.8%), Braylon Doughty (15.5%) and Khal Stephen (11.3%).
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.
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.
With the start of the 2026 MLB Spring Training window just weeks away, news has slowly been released about the Cleveland Guardians' goals and aspirations for the upcoming season.
MLB Pipeline is revealing their top prospects at each position throughout this week, leading up to their full top 100 reveal on January 23. The Guardians have a slew of young players with promise, and now, one has been named the top prospect at their position.
Cleveland's never been a high-roller. And the Cleveland Guardians are not an exception to such a claim. Year in and year out, the front office has remained quiet with hopes that the homegrown talent the farm system has can one day light up Progressive Field.
Cleveland Guardians All-Star outfielder Steven Kwan is the subject of trade rumors going into the upcoming season. Kwan, 28, has been a Gold Glove recipient in each of his four seasons with the Guardians and has been an All-Star in 2024 and 2025.
The people have spoken and Ralphy Velazquez is our No. 4 Guardians prospect. Velazquez won with a whopping 84.4% of the vote despite competing against six other prospects.
While the Cleveland Guardians were focused on bolstering the team's bullpen heading into the 2026 campaign, other organizations around the league decided to take note and join the fun.
The Guardians are a mere 24 days away from pitchers and catchers reporting. Jim Rosenhaus interviewed Stephen Vogt, Hunter Gaddis and new field coordinator Andy McCay on Guardians Weekly.
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 Rangers have signed right-hander Jakob Junis to a one-year, $4MM contract, according to The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal. Shawn McFarland of the Dallas
As the winter stretch unfolds, expectations surrounding the Cleveland Guardians have shifted in a way that no longer allows for ambiguity. Success is no longer framed around division titles or incremental progress.
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.
The MLB offseason is now well underway. As fans await the return of baseball season, teams across the league have been busy shaping their squads for the upcoming year.
The Cleveland Guardians have been a pitching factory for years. However, their farm system hitters took center stage in 2025, as Travis Bazzana had his first full pro season this past year.
The Guardians announced Wednesday that they’ve re-signed catcher Dom Nuñez to a minor league contract. The ALIGND Sports client will be in major league camp as a non-roster invitee this spring.