The Cleveland Guardians have been battling a thin and overworked bullpen over the last week, and Saturday's doubleheader only made the situation more dire, as the Guardians had to use a plethora to cover the 18.0 innings.
The Cleveland Guardians' pitching has been a center of attention over the last few seasons, and not always for the best reasons. It's no secret the Guardians have multiple struggling pitchers on their roster right now, but they also have some who are quietly flourishing.
Hey, at least it’s only Spring Training As the Cleveland Guardians begin to wrap up Spring Training 2025 in Goodyear, AZ, there is a sense that the regular season is almost here.
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With the back of the Cleveland Guardians rotation having plenty of unknowns, Joey Cantillo has a tremendous opportunity to prove he deserves a spot on the Opening Day roster as a starter.
Cleveland's bats remain hot The Guardians took the momentum from the Thursday night game and decided to add more offense as they trounced the Athletics 12-5 in Mesa, AZ.
Joey Cantillo accomplished a lifelong dream during the 2024 MLB season. The Cleveland Guardians pitcher finally made his big league debut on July 28, officially starting his career.
The steady southpaw flashed moments of brilliance during his MLB debut in 2024, but consistency will keep him there. Left-handed hurler Joey Cantillo is our No.
Rookie reliever Joey Cantillo made unfortunate Major League Baseball history Monday night in the Guardians' 5-2 loss to the New York Yankees in Game 1 of the ALCS.
The Cleveland Guardians found themselves in a tough spot, having to turn to the bullpen with bases loaded in the third inning of ALCS Game 1 against the New York Yankees on Monday.
Joey Cantillo didn't fare too great when the lights were brightest Monday night in the Bronx. The rookie left-handed pitcher took the mound with two outs in the bottom of the third inning in Game 1 of the ALCS, his Cleveland Guardians already trailing the New York Yankees 1-0.
The New York Yankees look like a complete team at the perfect time.
Game 1 of the ALCS did not go as planned for the Cleveland Guardians. Well, it was really one inning that got away from Cleveland's pitchers and catcher, opening up the door for the New York Yankees to take a commanding lead.
Though the New York Yankees haven’t necessarily torn the cover off the ball so far in the 2024 MLB Postseason, their offense has forced opposing pitchers to work.
The Guardians fall to the Houston Astros 5-2. Joey Cantillo did not deserve this loss. Alas, that is sometimes how the cruel world of baseball works though.
The Houston Astros (86-73) start a three-game series against the Cleveland Guardians (92-67) on Friday at Progressive Field. First pitch is at 7:10 p.m.
Rookie Joey Cantillo could end up playing a vital role on the Cleveland Guardians' postseason pitching staff. But first, the left-hander looks to help the Guardians sweep this two-game home set from the in-state rival Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday night.
The Minnesota Twins (80-72) are the underdogs on the moneyline (-104) in Thursday’s contest with the Cleveland Guardians (88-65). Game time is set for 1:10 p.m.
With about two weeks left in the regular season, the Cleveland Guardians are still facing uncertainty with their starting rotation. Injuries have forced the team to look deeper into the organization for starting pitching, and one of those options has been Joey Cantillo.
Josh Naylor's two-RBI single highlighted a three-run sixth and rookie Joey Cantillo tossed five scoreless innings as the Cleveland Guardians beat the visiting Tampa Bay Rays 6-1 on Saturday night.
Left-hander Joey Cantillo should have plenty of confidence following the best start of his young major league career. That could prove important as he looks to help the Cleveland Guardians avoid a third straight defeat and losing a home series to the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday evening.
Rookie left-hander Joey Cantillo pitched seven sharp innings and David Fry and Bo Naylor each homered to boost the visiting Cleveland Guardians to a 5-3 win against the Chicago White Sox on Monday night.
The Baltimore Orioles smoked the New York Mets on Tuesday night to cash our second straight Look of the Day this week, and we're looking to keep the good times rolling with a third straight winner.
We're back with another edition of home run props, and we're feeling great about our chances of having a big night on Wednesday with favorable weather conditions and hitter-pitcher matchups on deck.
The Cleveland Guardians will be trotting out southpaw Joey Cantillo to start against the Phillies on Sunday.
Somebody with Indianapolis, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ triple-A affiliate, should have noted how well Joey Cantillo would fit with the Pirates. On Wednesday, when the visiting Columbus Clippers took on the Indianapolis Indians, the Clippers’ starter didn’t garner much attention.
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