Cleveland sports fans are starting to see it everywhere now. Not just with the Cavaliers, but across town with the Cleveland Guardians, too. If you were watching over the weekend and wondering where Guardians announcers Matt Underwood and Rick Manning went, you weren’t alone.
Coming off of a loss, dropping game one of the series against the Tampa Bay Rays, the Guardians announced that they would be calling up top prospect Travis Bazzana for today’s game.
For months, one question continued to be asked: "When will Travis Bazzana make his MLB debut?" And finally, the answer is known. On Tuesday, April 28, the Cleveland Guardians officially promoted the 23-year-old to the major league roster to make his debut at Progressive Field that night against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Some things appear clear when it comes to Baseball Hall of Fame voting. The PED guys aren’t going to get in, or at least the hitters, and the rubric for starting pitchers has to be reconstructed on the fly.
Tuesday night is going to be a special night for the Cleveland Guardians. Former No. 1 overall pick in the MLB Draft, Travis Bazzana, will debut for the Guardians against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The brief and glorious Juan Brito experience has come to an end for now, much to the rejoicing of Guardians’ fans. As for me, I feel like I bit into a pizza roll too early.
The mother of the young Cleveland Guardians fan who starred in an awful situation during Monday’s game spoke out about it. During the first game of the Tampa Bay Rays series, Daniel Schneemann connected a home run to right field.
Speed is more important than ever in MLB with recent rule changes promoting stolen bases. These were the 25 fastest players for the 2026 season, as recorded by the Statcast sprint speed metric.
Guardians’ fans saw the team lost a frustrating game but got the news the organization would call up Travis Bazzana today last night – the rare Lose-Win situation.
Awful scenes unfolded in the first game of the series between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Cleveland Guardians. The AL East team got the edge over the Guardians, 3-2, winning its fifth consecutive game.
Austin Hedges has been living a pretty stacked April. First came a memorable on-field proposal, then a road trip to Toronto with the Cleveland Guardians.
There's one common rule when going after balls at a Major League Baseball game - or anywhere else - and it's to let the kid have it. Not everyone follows that rule, though.
It's becoming more and more difficult by the day to leave Daniel Schneemann out of the lineup. The 29-year-old has begun his third season of major league ball on a hot note, putting up a slashing line of .314/.392/.586 for an OPS of .978.
The Cleveland Guardians drew widespread attention after a fan interaction during a recent game sparked debate over proper ballpark behavior. What began as a routine home run quickly turned into a viral moment that shifted focus away from the field.
The Cleveland Guardians are expected to call up second baseman Travis Bazzana, the top overall selection in the 2024 draft, on Tuesday for the second game of a home series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Steven Kwan doesn't look like the player he has been for the Cleveland Guardians the past four campaigns. To begin the 2026 season, Kwan, the Guardians four-time Golden Glove winner, has been one of the team's weak spots in the lineup.
The Cleveland Guardians placed right-hander Shawn Armstrong on the 15-day injured list on Sunday because of a right groin strain. The move was retroactive to Thursday.
The visiting Cleveland Guardians could use improved fielding Sunday afternoon to help their chances in the rubber match of the three-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Cleveland Guardians have had a strong month of April, as the club sits in first place in the American League Central entering the weekend. Despite Cleveland’s success, they are missing contributions from one of their core players, Steven Kwan.
In 1901, the team we know today as the Cleveland Guardians played its first major league season. In the 125 years since, the franchise has played nearly 20,000 games, and no one has suited up for more of those contests than José Ramírez.
The Cleveland Guardians 2026 season has gotten off to a solid start. What’s been the recipe for success is the the youth on this roster finally living up to the hype.
The Cleveland Guardians entered the season projected to finish third in the AL Central, yet here they are in first place. They have a knack for finding ways to win even if their roster is not up to par on paper.