The Cleveland Guardians are right where they need to be in their fight to win the American League Central. They have been chasing the upstart Chicago White Sox throughout the summer, and with 16 games remaining in the regular season, the Guardians are right on the heels of the division leaders.
Bats 4, Clippers 3 Columbus lost to Louisville yesterday, but Kody Huff hit his 20th homer of the season while playing third base. Cooper Ingle had two hits playing catcher, and Kahlil Watson had two hits and a walk.
Foster Griffin has been hit or miss as a starter for the Guardians, but, tonight, he has a chance to be a hero. The Guardians will play the Orioles tonight, the Twins, the White Sox, the Athletics, the Red Sox and the Royals to conclude the season.
Kevin McGonigle may be the runaway favorite in the polls, but Parker Messick’s numbers tell the story of a pitcher who’s been dominant on a per-appearance basis in a way that should carry more weight than McGonigle’s everyday production.
Even with Tanner Bibee not having his best stuff, the Cleveland Guardians found a way to win. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Guardians took on the Baltimore Orioles from Camden Yards, defeating the home side 9-5.
The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
Travis Bazzana hit a three-run home run and the Cleveland Guardians scored in four different innings to beat the host Baltimore Orioles 9-5 on Tuesday night.
Going into today’s game the Guardians were 17 wins from clinching the playoffs and 18 games from being eliminated. Every single game is a must win, a fact that is becoming obvious on the field.
Just a few weeks back, people were calling Travis Bazzana a bust. And as always, when the former No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft gets a bit of criticism, justified or not, he bounces back.
The Cleveland Guardians are a better baseball team with Jo Adell sporting the navy blue and red. At the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline, the Guardians' front office made it abundantly clear that they wanted to give the major league roster a boost.
The Cleveland Guardians are in the middle of making a run for the 2026 MLB playoffs, and only have a few weeks left to make that happen. If they want to make that scenario a reality, they need to win as many games as possible of course, and a few of their remaining series are of most importance.
The Cleveland Guardians received encouraging news on Chase DeLauter’s injured right wrist ahead of Monday’s series opener against the Baltimore Orioles.
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The Cleveland Guardians are still trying to make a push to get into the playoffs, and these next few weeks will be important if they want to secure a spot.
The Cleveland Guardians are in a race in the American League Central and in the league's wild-card chase. To keep pace, they'll want to take advantage of games against the team with the longest active losing streak in the major leagues.
The Cleveland Guardians are making another bullpen adjustment as they continue battling for a spot in the American League postseason. Cleveland recalled right-handed reliever Franco Aleman from Triple-A Columbus and optioned Austin Peterson back to the minors ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the Detroit Tigers.
Travis Bazzana singled home Brayan Rocchio with two outs in the 10th inning, giving the Cleveland Guardians a 4-3 victory and their second walk-off win of the day over the Detroit Tigers on Friday.
The Cleveland Guardians made several pitching-related roster moves following their series loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, reshaping both their bullpen and rotation depth for the final stretch of the season.
The Cleveland Guardians designated reliever Carlos Hernandez for assignment Friday, a sudden roster move that came hours before they were set to open a four-game series against the Detroit Tigers.
The Guardians announced Friday that they’ve recalled right-hander Austin Peterson from Triple-A Columbus and designated reliever Carlos Hernández for assignment.
The Cleveland Guardians selected the contract of 29-year-old right-hander Carlos Hernández from Triple-A Columbus on Tuesday as major league rosters expanded from 26 to 28 players.
The Guardians will select right-hander Carlos Hernández onto their major league roster tomorrow, according to reports from Guardians Prospective and El Extrabase.
The Cleveland Guardians are one of the more well-oiled machines in baseball. A team with a limited budget that continues to find different ways to be successful, year after year, they have earned the right to be considered one of the best small(er) market teams.
The Cleveland Guardians officially take the cake for being involved in the wildest story of the 2026 MLB season. Back in December, the Guardians signed a prospect by the name of David Severino to a $2.8 million deal.
A Cleveland Guardians minor leaguer has been suspended over an elaborate age hoax that involved a fraudulent identity and even a fake death. The Guardians agreed to a preliminary $2.8 million deal with a top Dominican prospect named David Severino last December.
Cleveland Guardians right fielder Jo Adell delivered one of the best performances of his career on Tuesday, even after suffering an injury. suffered a knee contusion after fouling a pitch from starting pitcher Carson Whisenhunt.