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CLEVELAND -- The steadiness provided by second baseman Travis Bazzana, starter Parker Messick and closer Cade Smith has been vital to the Guardians sitting atop the AL Central for the bulk of the 2026 season. That clearly has not been lost upon their peers across the Majors.

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CLEVELAND -- Two years ago, when the Guardians were sorting through candidates to take with the No. 1 overall pick in the MLB Draft, Travis Bazzana's makeup left a big impression on the organization. His on-field talent was clear, but his mindset and desire to learn and to get better

CLEVELAND -- The Guardians have played the White Sox often enough recently to get quite familiar with the rival whom they are battling for first place in the AL Central. You may have a similar takeaway as that inside the Cleveland clubhouse. “They’re, I think, a decently comparable team to

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The Prospect Team of the Week is becoming a familiar home for several players this season. The latest edition includes four players who will be making their fourth appearance of 2026, including Yankees southpaw Henry Lalane, who is appearing for the third time in four weeks. Charlie Condon -- one

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CLEVELAND -- José Ramírez popped into the Guardians’ clubhouse Sunday morning and made a pitstop at his locker. The 33-year-old audibly inquired about the location of his bats, before changing into workout attire. Ramírez has continued to progress in his recovery from left hamate surgery. Guardians president of baseball operations

Whether it’s a contender hunting for the final piece of a championship puzzle, a bubble team trying to stay in the race or a rebuilding club looking to stock up for the future, every team has its share of needs to address prior to the Trade Deadline. No matter the

CLEVELAND -- Whenever Gavin Williams takes the mound, the Guardians can typically rest assured that the big right-hander will pitch deep into a ballgame. Williams entered Friday ranked 12th in the Majors in innings pitched, with 101 2/3.

CLEVELAND -- Kahlil Watson hasn’t been a big leaguer for too long, but he’s earning a good reputation for how he carries himself on the field. Regardless of the moment, Watson is the same guy. “It’s incredible,” Guardians manager Stephen Vogt said. “Just watch him in the dugout too. Good

CLEVELAND -- Daniel Espino stepped up on Thursday when the Guardians’ bullpen was short and desperately needed some length. Espino delivered, but his outing proved to be a bit of a double-edged sword. Needing a fresh arm in the bullpen, the Guardians optioned Espino to Triple-A Columbus on Friday while

This story was excerpted from Tim Stebbins’ Guardians Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. CLEVELAND -- Tanner Bibee isn’t the same pitcher he was when he took the mound for the Guardians on Opening Day this season. He

CLEVELAND -- Brayan Rocchio stood in the left-handed batter’s box for a few moments, watching the fly ball he hit off Grant Taylor carry deep down the right-field line. The Guardians’ shortstop knew he had hit it well, but could not tell whether it would remain fair. Rocchio didn’t have

We’re now just a week away from “go time” – the start of the 2026 MLB Draft. And yes, that means this is our penultimate mock (Man, I love that word). Jim Callis and I will provide one more final projection of the top 40 picks late on Friday, on

CLEVELAND -- Guardians pitching prospect Justin Campbell's professional baseball journey has been defined by overcoming adversity. So, you could only hold your breath watching the right-hander walk off the mound with Triple-A Columbus on Wednesday before he threw a single pitch. Campbell (who’s ranked as the Guardians’ No. 21 prospect

CLEVELAND -- Austin Hedges and David Fry playfully criticized each other's hygiene as they sat in the interview room across the hall from the Guardians’ clubhouse. There was no clear winner in their verbal jousting about how sweaty they each were, but there was on the field -- largely thanks

Roch Cholowsky entered 2026 as the strongest favorite to go first overall in the Draft at the outset of a year since Adley Rutschman in 2019. He's still the best all-around college shortstop since Troy Tulowitzki two decades ago, he led UCLA to a No. 1 ranking from the preseason

The best prospect showcase of the year is just 11 days away. Fifty of the most talented players in the Minor Leagues will square off in the 27th annual Futures Game presented by Nike, scheduled for noon ET at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park on July 12, part of All-Star Week.

CLEVELAND -- Cooper Ingle camped under and easily snagged a fly ball hit by Alejandro Osuna in the seventh inning on Tuesday. The Guardians’ left fielder began to trot toward the infield, turned and tossed the baseball into the seats down the third-base line at Progressive Field. When Ingle’s head

CLEVELAND -- While José Ramírez remains weeks away from rejoining the Guardians’ lineup, he’s coming along well in his recovery from left hamate fracture surgery. Ramírez had the stitches removed from his hand on Tuesday. He’s feeling good and soon could begin to swing a bat as a next step