A few members of the Cleveland Guardians are currently exceeding expectations a month into the season. One hitter who has been a pleasant surprise for the Guardians so far this year is Gabriel Arias, but now he may be dealing with an injury.
The biggest question for the Cleveland Guardians coming into the season was who would be their starting second baseman after trading Andres Gimenez over the winter.
And how to eat it properly Three Guardians’ players about whom I have significant doubts have had strong starts to the 2025 season - what am I learning, as a result?
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Peaking back behind the corner we usually peak around Gabriel Arias showed signs of promise like this before. I’ve never quite believed in him long-term because he never quite seems to sustain the form.
Early on, the Cleveland Guardians have had their way with the Kansas City Royals. Looking for a fifth straight win overall and attempting to remain perfect at home, the Guardians will try to continue their 2025 success against the Royals on Saturday night.
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.
Gabriel Arias has always had plenty of natural talent on offense and defense. However, he's never been able to consistently tap into that during his previous stints with the Cleveland Guardians.
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.
In just a few weeks, Stephen Vogt will have to submit his first lineup card for the 2025 season. While there are some positions that won't take much thought for the second-season manager, there are others that are still up in the air.
The marquee storyline for the Cleveland Guardians heading into spring training was who would stand out in the second-base position battle. Through the first three weeks of Cactus League games, no one, in particular, has truly separated themselves as the clear-cut favorite to play the right side of the infield on Opening Day.
News and Notes for Saturday, March 1st, 2025 The Cleveland Guardians Spring Training squad finally gained their 2nd W against the Colorado Rockies. Ben Lively and Doug Nikhazy both had excellent outings.
The Cleveland Guardians comfortably won the AL Central in 2024, but this year, their hold on the division title is a long way from certain. With the Minnesota
Spring Training is quickly approaching, and the Cleveland Guardians still need to answer many questions about their roster. As players begin to arrive in Goodyear, Arizona, the biggest unknown is who will be the team's second baseman heading into Opening Day.
One of the biggest storylines of the Cleveland Guardians' offseason has been who will replace Andres Gimenez at second base after the shocking trade during Winter Meetings.
After the Andres Gimenez trade, everyone is curious about who will take over at the second base for the Cleveland Guardians. There are many intriguing options, but one of the most unexpected possibilities emerging is giving Gabriel Arias another chance.
The best way for the Cleveland Guardians to improve their major league roster this offseason might be to pull off a trade with another team. Of course, Cleveland will have to give up something of value to get something in return.
While the Cleveland Guardians are in their offseason, some players with the organization are still playing winter league games. And one of these players is off to a remarkable winter league start.
The Cleveland Guardians, along with the rest of MLB, are about get a little releif on the roster front with September call-ups. This is the time of the year when each major league organzation can add an additional position player and pitcher to the roster for the home stretch.
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.
Cleveland Guardians minor league recap for Friday, August 23, 2024 Box Score · Clippers fall to 63-58 George Valera is continuing on his great stretch since the middle of July, showing that he wants to be up!
He’s always been a great defender and has shown flashes of potential on offense, but Aria’s inconsistencies were too much, and he found himself back in the minors in the middle of 2024 after hitting .222 with a .255 OBP.
Cleveland Guardians minor league recap for Monday, Aug. 5, 2024 Box Score · Clippers improve to 54-52 Will Dion entered the 2024 season as one of the next men up with a potential to help Cleveland’s rotation at MLB.
Cleveland Guardians minor league recap for Monday, July 29, 2024 Box Score · Clippers improve to 49-51 The Columbus offense had a big day, surprisingly led by Gabriel Arias, who had a monster game.
The Cleveland Guardians have some intriguing options at shortstop.
San Diego clearly has a young offensive core it believes in, Yardbarker's Justin Mears writes. But will it make a deal for a top-of-line starting pitcher at the trade deadline?
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