Although it may not have been noticeable after their seven-run outburst against the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday, despite the loss, the Cleveland Guardians offense has been the worst in baseball for over a month.
Major League Baseball and its players association extended the non-disciplinary paid leave of Cleveland Guardians right-handers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz "until further notice" amid an ongoing sports betting investigation.
The Guardians announced on Sunday that MLB and the MLB Players’ Association have jointly agreed to extend non-disciplinary administrative leave for hurlers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz “until further notice.”
With the MLB investigating a gambling connection to Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, there are more reports detailing the possible next steps in the process.
The Cleveland Guardians have dealt with some major distractions away from the baseball diamond this year. Two Guardians players, Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, are under a gambling investigation by Major League Baseball.
The Cleveland Guardians might have little to play for in 2025, but rookie starting pitcher Parker Messick's first major league start offered a promising glimpse into their future.
The Cleveland Guardians have been through a lot this year, but the biggest storyline surrounding the team is the gambling investigation that stems from Luis Ortiz and Emmanuel Clase.
At the trade deadline, there were a lot of rumors indicating that the Cleveland Guardians could enter a bit of a fire sale, opting to trade players like Steven Kwan and Emmanuel Clase ahead of the deadline.
When the Cleveland Guardians learned that Emmanuel Clase would be placed on administrative leave amid an MLB investigation, Stephen Vogt initially said the team would go "closer by committee" instead of appointing one pitcher to that position.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission said it is working with Major League Baseball on the investigation of Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz.
Major League Baseball has seen an uptick in gambling incidents this season. So far two players on the Cleveland Guardians have been the subject of gambling investigations.
Emmanuel Clase‘s MLB future is in huge jeopardy. Amidst the investigation by the league regarding sports betting, his locker room in the Cleveland Guardians clubhouse has been cleared.
Talk about coming out of left field. Nobody saw the Cleveland Guardians losing their closer, Emmanuel Clase, to a gambling investigation-related suspension.
One of the market’s best relievers was just placed on non-disciplinary paid leave by MLB. Cleveland Guardians reliever, Emmanuel Clase, one of the best bullpen pieces on the trade block, will be on paid leave until August 31st as the league investigates him for potential sports betting.
Cleveland Guardians reliever Emmanuel Clase was placed on leave by Major League Baseball on Monday amid a gambling investigation, and some videos that have surfaced of pitches that were thrown by the closer this season are raising questions.
The Cleveland Guardians have announced that All-Star reliever Emmanuel Clase has been placed on non-disciplinary paid leave, per an agreement with the MLBPA, as the league continues its investigation into sports betting.
Cleveland Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase has been placed on non-disciplinary paid leave amid an ongoing sports betting probe by Major League Baseball.
With the MLB trade deadline just over 36 hours away on July 31, the relief market seemingly lost a significant name as Cleveland Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase was put on paid, non-disciplinary administrative leave amid the league’s ongoing investigation into sports betting.
The Cubs are one of the clubs “most actively monitoring” Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase, reports Francys Romero of BeisbolFR.com. Clase has been recently connected to clubs such as the Dodgers and Phillies in recent weeks.