On Sunday, Mario began our series of reviewing the seasons that Guardians’ players had in 2025 by examining David Fry. Today, we turn our attention to Cleveland’s primary shortstop of 2025: Gabriel Arias.
THEY DID IT! ZACH F. IS WRITING A RECAP BUT THEY DID IT! THE GUARDIANS MADE THE PLAYOFFS AGAIN! I am not one to question Bruce Boche, but I was SO glad
Gabriel Arias hit a two-run home run during a six-run second inning that propelled the visiting Cleveland Guardians to an 8-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday.
The Cleveland Guardians did a tremendous job getting themselves back into the playoff hunt in both the wild-card picture and the division race after a 10-game losing streak earlier this season.
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Gabriel Arias drove in two runs, Jose Ramirez scored three times and had three hits, and Tanner Bibee won his fifth straight as the Cleveland Guardians rallied to beat the visiting Miami Marlins 9-4 on Thursday night.
In the middle of June, it looked like the Cleveland Guardians’ playoff hopes were all but lost as the team dropped 10 straight games. However, that tide has turned, and the Guardians are back in the postseason hunt with their destiny fully in their hands.
Gabriel Arias hit a three-run homer and later delivered an insurance sacrifice fly in the 10th inning Monday night for the visiting Cleveland Guardians, who outlasted the New York Mets 7-6.
What should have been a ho-hum game between the Kansas City Royals and Cleveland Guardians became quite eventful. The Royals lost rookie outfielder Jac Caglianone to a mysterious injury in the second inning.
The Cleveland Guardians made a significant roster move on Friday, ahead of their series opener against the Kansas City Royals. Here is a summary of the transactions the Guardians made before their first game against their division foe.
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News and Notes for Monday, June 30th, 2025 Things are dire with the Cleveland Guardians. They lost another shutout, 7-0, in which they made two errors and had three hits.
A promising season for Gabriel Arias took a brutal turn on Sunday afternoon. The Cleveland Guardians’ shortstop was carted off the field in the third inning against the St.
Gabriel Arias was in the midst of his best season of his four in the big leagues. Now, it looks like the Cleveland Guardians shortstop will be shelved for a while.
Earlier this season, Gabriel Arias was showing why the Cleveland Guardians were so reluctant to give up on him. The 25-year-old broke training camp as the starting second baseman and was finally looking like a productive big-league hitter.
The Cleveland Guardians definitely need some help with their middle infield this season, as the Gabriel Arias experiment seems to be failing, and the Guardians clearly became fed up with Brayan Rocchio's lack of production at the plate.
Nolan and Arias to the rescue! Ever feel the need to do a pulse check on a team in May? It certainly almost felt necessary going into the 7th inning during Saturday’s game against the Angels.
Gabriel Arias delivered a clutch two-out, two-run double in the seventh inning. The Cleveland Guardians rallied from a four-run deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 7-5 on Saturday, ending the Angels’ eight-game road winning streak.
Gabriel Arias had a two-run, go-ahead double in the seventh inning as the Cleveland Guardians rallied from four runs down and held on for a 7-5 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Angels on Saturday afternoon.
Gabriel Arias clubbed a fourth-inning, three-run homer for one of his three hits, and five Cleveland pitchers held the visiting Kansas City Royals to five hits, as the Guardians won their fourth straight, 7-0 on Friday night.
The Cleveland Guardians' second base job is down to just a few players after multiple candidates were identified heading into spring training. Arguably, the front-runner right now is Gabriel Arias, who still has a ton of natural talent and potential.
Gabriel Arias was optioned to the minors on July 11 amid one of his roughest stretches as a member of the Cleveland Guardians' major league roster. However, President of Baseball Operations Chris Atonetti is encouraged by the progress Arias is making at Triple-A to get his swing back on track.
Gabriel Arias made his big league debut at the beginning of the 2022 season. He bounced back and forth between the two levels the rest of that season, made an impact during the playoffs, and spent the entire 2023 season with the major league club.
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