The Guardians wanted a bunch of things to happen last night, and the biggest of them happened! They wanted (I think?) to score runs; they scored 9! They wanted Tim Herrin to continue to turn his season around.
Slowly but surely, the Cleveland Guardians are getting healthy. On Friday, July 24, the Guardians front office activated outfielder Angel Martinez and left-handed reliever Tim Herrin from the injured list, returning both to the major league roster.
The Cleveland Guardians received encouraging news on Tim Herrin on Saturday, as the left-handed reliever moved closer to returning to their bullpen. Herrin will pitch for Triple-A Columbus in his first game action since suffering a left elbow contusion.
It has been an up-and-down season for the Cleveland Guardians. The Guardians’ bullpen has been solid this year, led by All-Star Cade Smith, who has 26 saves this year.
The Cleveland Guardians and the Minnesota Twins had a back and forth battle that carried a tie into the ninth inning. Slade didn’t go deep in the game, resulting in the bullpen to be nearly emptied.
The Guardians were victorious against Mike Trout last night. Some other Angels tried playing baseball, too. Tim Herrin finally gave up a run. He now has an 0.68 ERA which (without any other details) is arguably more impressive than 0.00.
On the 23rd Tim Herrin made his first appearance of the 2026 Spring, and he brought along a new pitch to talk about. The new cutter is just one of a few changes in Herrin’s game that he showed off a few days ago.
The Guardians ended a 5-game win streak with a loss to the Kansas City Royals, 4-3. Tim Herrin is no longer good. Maybe he’ll figure it out next season, but you can’t go to him when you can go to Erik Sabrowski… but maybe Cade Smity was down tonight?
During the 2024 MLB season, the Cleveland Guardians easily had the best bullpen in all of baseball. The unit finished with the best with baseball’s lowest ERA (2.57), highest fWAR (7.7), and highest strand rate (78.5%) while also topping the charts in HR/9.
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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
With a run to the ALCS after reclaiming the AL Central in 2024, the biggest takeaway the Cleveland Guardians took from last season was how dominant their bullpen was.
Second-year reliever Tim Herrin showed what he’s made of when it mattered most One of the most reliable arms in Cleveland’s 2024 bullpen was lefty sophomore Tim Herrin.
It was a dream start for former Indiana baseball player Kyle Schwarber as he opened his 2024 Major League Baseball playoff account on Saturday. From his customary leadoff spot, Kyle Schwarber hit a 425-foot home run for the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizen’s Bank Park in Game 1 of their National League Division Series against the New York Mets.
The last thing the Cleveland Guardians need right now is one of their key reliever facing a long, extended stint on the injured list. The bullpen has the one thing keeping the Guardians in key games.
Two Indiana alumni have performed well just over one month into the MLB season. Outfield slugger Kyle Schwarber, who played for the Hoosiers from 2012-14, is now in his 10th MLB season and third with the Philadelphia Phillies.