The Cleveland Guardians have always been a team capable of capitalizing on their young talent, with the potential for more of that to come in 2026 regarding one of their young outfielders.
This review is going to be, obviously, a little different than the other ones you may have read. I’m going to, simply put, look at the facets of DeLauter’s profile as a hitter that will both help and hurt the team next year at the MLB level.
Chase DeLauter made his MLB debut against the Detroit Tigers in the MLB Playoffs. While the Guardians lost the series in three games, DeLauter’s presence was a long-awaited sight for fans that want to see more power in Cleveland’s batting lineup.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
There were surely plenty of Cleveland Guardians fans who had no idea Chase DeLauter even existed before Game 2 of the Wild Card Series against the Detroit Tigers.
It was a good day for Guardians fans yesterday as the Mariners beat the Tigers 3-2 and the Blue Jays crushed the Yankees 13-7. I thought I could root for the Yankees to beat the Blue Jays because I resent Kevin Gausman and John Schneider for hitting Jose on the wrist/arm intentionally (hitting him on the back or rump, fine).
Commonly referred to as "baseball's finishing school," the Arizona Fall League will begin its 32nd season on Monday night when the Scottsdale Scorpions host the Peoria Javelinas.
It came out of nowhere. But Chase DeLauter was ready for the challenge. With no major league experience, DeLauter was called up to the big leagues on Tuesday, Sept.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Cleveland Guardians are looking to continue their Game 2 performance during Thursday’s Game 3 against the Detroit Tigers. While rookie outfielder Chase DeLauter did not start Game 2 for the Guardians, he still made an impact in the win.
The pressure was suffocating. Game 2 of the American League Wild Card Series. Win or go home. And there was Chase DeLauter, just 23 years old, stepping into the batter’s box for his first major league plate appearance.
It's time to see what promising outfield prospect Chase DeLauter can offer the Cleveland Guardians. On Wednesday, Oct. 1, the Guardians released the starting lineup for Game 2 of the wild-card round, with plenty of younger talents being given the chance to shine in a high-stakes environment.
Cleveland Guardians outfielder Chase DeLauter is on the wild-card roster, giving the 2022 first-round pick a shot at making franchise history. DeLauter, 23, reached Triple-A this season but has not played in a regular-season game for the Guardians.
It wasn’t long ago that Cleveland Guardians top prospect Chase DeLauter was packing his bags for the Arizona Fall League. Then things changed. Instead of heading to Surprise, Arizona, he is (surprisingly enough) in Cleveland.
Outfielder Chase DeLauter is getting closer to his long-awaited major league debut with the Cleveland Guardians. Injuries since turning pro have slowed the promotion of DeLauter, who is ranked by MiLB Pipeline as the No.
Cleveland Guardians' top prospect Chase DeLauter is off to a good start on his rehab assignment with the team's Arizona Complex League affiliate. Playing in his fourth game as he rehabs from a sports hernia, DeLauter hit a home run on Wednesday.
The Cleveland Guardians revealed their list of non-roster invitees for their big league Spring Training camp on Tuesday, and three of their top-30 prospects made the cut.