While the 2026 MLB Spring Training has been a launchpad for many Cleveland Guardians prospects, some other players fighting for a spot on the Opening Day roster haven’t been so fortunate.
Which Guardians will make the 26-man roster to open this season, as things currently stand in Guardians’ camp? It has been two months since our last roster projection, and we have had a chance to see players begin hitting and pitching and hear what manager Stephen Vogt has to say about them.
Spring Training is in full swing, and regardless of their 8-8 record, the Guardians have still given us plenty to be positive about. Numerous Guardians players are taking a break from Spring Training to represent their countries in the World Baseball Classic.
The Cleveland Guardians made a miraculous run to the postseason in 2025. This came one year after reaching the ALCS in 2024. Unfortunately, fans were faced with a familiar feeling in the offseason.
The Guardians and Rockies tied 4-4 yesterday and Cade Smith had a scoreless inning, striking out one. Joey Cantillo threw 4 and 2/3rds, striking out 5, giving up 2 runs and, most importantly, not walking anyone!
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Cleveland Guardians have plenty of depth, there's no question about that. But with that type of roster makeup comes difficult decisions. One had to
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Spring Training allows many front offices and coaching staffs to make decisions ahead of the regular season. Most of the time, those decisions end up being relatively easy to make.
The federal trial for two Cleveland Guardians pitchers accused of rigging pitches in exchange for a kickback from bettors has been moved to November. The trial of pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz was scheduled to start May 4 in the Eastern District of New York, but Judge Kiyo A.
The Cleveland Guardians are in a relatively good position with their upcoming prospects reaching the major leagues, with a handful expected to debut this season.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Cleveland Guardians' front office have a lot of decisions to make. While the outfield unit grabbed most of the headlines following a strugglesome 2025 campaign, the middle infield also has plenty of questions it must answer.
In exactly 20 days, the Cleveland Guardians will look to begin a journey to accomplish something that has happened only twice in franchise history: winning a third straight American League Central Division crown, which was accomplished most recently just over seven years ago.
Throughout the 2026 MLB Spring Training window, the Cleveland Guardians have constantly had prospects step up and shine. Year after year, the Guardians
The Cleveland Guardians have a plethora of outfielders jarring for a spot on the 2026 Opening Day roster. Following a 2025 campaign that saw the Guardians finish the year with one of the worst outfielding units in baseball, they're in need of doing a complete 180.
Chase DeLauter has shown that he's one of the Cleveland Guardians' most promising bats. But the talented outfielder has constantly dealt with injuries ever since his college days.
Travis Bazzana has to be feeling like he's on top of the world. Following a strong start to the 2026 MLB Spring Training window, Bazzana kept ahold of his early-season momentum and took it with him across the globe to the World Baseball Classic.
The 2026 World Baseball Classic is officially underway, and one of the top prospects in baseball is already putting on a show. Travis Bazzana, MLB Pipeline's No.
Cleveland made an incredible run to the AL Central title last season. It was yet another example of the Guardians being able to build a strong team on a budget.
MLB has been holding its annual draft since 1965. Over that period, many of the No. 1 overall selections have gone on to have illustrious careers, while others have been complete busts. How many of them can you name in eight minutes?
For the Cleveland Guardians, Chase DeLauter isn’t just another prospect. He’s the kind of player who could change the shape of their outfield and lineup this season—if he can stay on the field.
Cleveland Guardians manager Stephen Vogt believes the team’s momentum from last season could carry directly into 2026. As the Guardians continue preparations during MLB spring training, Vogt pointed to the club’s late-season surge as a major reason for optimism entering the new campaign.
Just a few months after winning the American League Central for the second year in a row and third time in the past four years, the Cleveland Guardians are ready to begin their quest for a three-peat.
The Cleveland Guardians sure are reinventing the wheel, but they’re also tightening the bolts. After back-to-back AL Central titles, the team heads into 2026 doubling down on elite pitching, defensive range, and letting their young bats grow up fast.