Cleveland Guardians Remain Process Oriented Through Massive Slump

Nothing has been going the Cleveland Guardians' way over the last few weeks. They've watched their lead in the American League Central dwindle to just two games, and their offense has been nonexistent at times.

Over the last two weeks, the Guardians have a slash line of .189/.271/.320 as a team and

It's been a grind at the plate for the Guardians. No one's going to deny that. However, manager Stephen Vogt doesn't believe they need to take any drastic measures with their approach at this point in the season.

Instead, he thinks the team needs to continue with the process that has worked for them up to this point.

“It’s hard to hit a baseball, and right now, we’ve had a hard time getting stuff going and producing runs,” said Vogt before Cleveland's Friday night matchup with the Texas Rangers.

“That doesn’t mean we need to change our approach. We’ve had a great approach all year. Our guys have been swinging the bats well all year. We’re not going to let one week dictate us changing things. We want to continue with our process because our process has worked.”