The Cleveland Guardians have gone a great job of developing pitching, their track record with hitters however leaves something to be desired.

To improve their right-handed hitting offense, the Guardians may have to include highly vlaued young players in trades.

Cleveland's associate manager is drawing interest from multiple teams, including a divisional foe with an open seat.

Former Guardians ace Shane Bieber will lead Toronto in one of their biggest games in franchise history tonight in game seven of the ALCS. With the chance for To

Needing to add right-handed hitting to their roster, here are suggestions of players that make sense for the Cleveland Guardians to pursue.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The defining Game 7 matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners offers plenty of drama for neutral baseball fans. For Cleveland supporters, however, it is about to deliver something else entirely – a painful glimpse at what might have been.

The Cleveland Guardians will be without two of their top relievers as a gambling investigation continues around the team.

The latter being where most fans frustration comes in to play and here is why: Looking at Cleveland for example, it makes sense to be frustrated when ownership is spending less than 40% of the revenue that they are bringing in,

At their lowest, the Guardians were 15 ½ games back on July 6. The Tigers, who led the division by 10 games as recently as Sept. 3, stumbled down the stretch and finished September with an 8-16 mark.

Austin Hedges is returning to Cleveland for the 2026 season. Teams can negotiate with their own free agents. Here are details on the deal.

The Cleveland Guardians' 2025 season was a tale of two teams. On one side, they had a stellar pitching staff and elite defense that helped lead them on a heart-stopping run toward the American League postseason.