The Cleveland Guardians may decide to move some pieces before the MLB trade deadline, as they are just 46-49 at the All-Star break and have gone 17-27 since their 29-22 start.
Carlos Santana is playing in his sixteenth major-league season as the Cleveland Guardians’ first baseman. Santana made his debut with Cleveland in 2010 and spent the first eight years of his career there before embarking on several stops around the league.
Carlos Santana belted a go-ahead, two-run home run in the sixth inning and Daniel Schneemann and Angel Martinez also homered as the Cleveland Guardians defeated the host Chicago White Sox 4-2 on Friday in the opener of a doubleheader.
The Cleveland Guardians' struggles have reached a breaking point, as the team is mired in a 10-game losing streak. With a return to the playoffs seemingly out of reach, the Guardians' recent misfortunes have sparked serious trade speculation surrounding numerous veterans, including first baseman Carlos Santana.
It's crunch time for fantasy baseball managers as we head into the final two months of the regular season. These 25 players could make all the difference as pickups or acquisitions for fantasy rosters.
The Seattle Mariners are reported to be targeting corner infielders in the trade market, with the trade deadline set to take place at 3 p.m. PT on July 31.
The Boston Red Sox, after losing Triston Casas early in the season, have been looking for a new first baseman for a while. There are some options at the MLB trade deadline, but recently, they were linked to a different piece.
With the MLB trade deadline approaching, the Cleveland Guardians are reportedly considering moving veteran first baseman Carlos Santana, and the Boston Red Sox have emerged as a potential destination.
The Cleveland Guardians' season is quickly spiraling out of control, and it's starting to look like it would make sense for the organization to sell rather than buy at the trade deadline.
Carlos Santana had a solid showing at the plate on Tuesday, but not anything that immediately jumps out as historic. The Cleveland Guardians first baseman went 2-for-4 against the Chicago Cubs, leading his team in hits and total bases thanks to his leadoff double in the top of the fourth.
Coach DeShaun Foster and UCLA Bruins are continuing one of the hottest recruiting streaks in the nation after landing three-star slot receiver Santana Carlos on Monday.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
It's not you, Carlos. It's us. It is now clear that the Guardians should not have signed Carlos Santana, and they should attempt to trade him as soon as possible.
Carlos Santana had contract offers from both the Cleveland Guardians and Seattle Mariners, two teams he had previously played for, this past offseason.
Carlos Santana belted a grand slam, Lane Thomas hit a three-run homer and Logan Allen pitched six solid innings as the Cleveland Guardians crushed the visiting Cincinnati Reds 11-2 on Wednesday afternoon.
Cleveland's 7-0 win included four insurance runs in the top of the ninth inning, crushing Detroit's hope of mounting a comeback before even stepping up to the plate.
Guardians win for the first time this now 9 game trip Gavin Williams performed well in a big spot, Jose Ramirez and Steven Kwan each collected three hits, Carlos Santana hit his second homer of the day against his 2024 team, and the bullpen was elite in shutting down the Twins and salvaging an early week washout in Minnesota.
The Cleveland Guardians signed Carlos Santana to provide a consistent veteran presence in the middle of their lineup. As expected, the veteran followed a consistent career trend and started the season slowly, sparking some worries that Father Time had finally caught up with him.
Carlos Santana has never been a player who gets off to quick starts at the beginning of a new MLB season. His struggles at the plate in the months of March and April have been a trend throughout his time in the big leagues.
The Guardians made a splash over the weekend by signing first baseman Carlos Santana to a one-year deal worth $12M, bringing the long-time Cleveland staple back into the fold for the third time in his career.
Carlos Santana is a fascinating free agent. That’s not something you’d usually hear about a first baseman entering his age-39 season. Yet, Santana defies preconceptions.
Carlos Santana is a free agent and while there's a report that indicates the Minnesota Twins are interested in bringing him back in 2025, the words that came out of Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey's mouth this past week might suggest otherwise.
The Minnesota Twins needed a new first baseman last offseason and they targeted veteran Carlos Santana. His bat appeared to have aged early, but the glove never showed any questions.