We are barely two weeks into the MLB season, and already, fans and media pundits are firing up trade speculation. The Cleveland Guardians faithful are not exception to this.
The Seattle Mariners have brought back right-handed pitcher William Fleming, according to @MiLBMariners on "X." He's been assigned to the Everett AquaSox, per his MiLB player page.
When the Cleveland Guardians traded away Josh Naylor during the offseason, many wondered how they were going to replace his production. Yes, they signed Carlos Santana, but that didn't appear to be enough, especially given Santana's age.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The 2024 Cleveland Guardians won the American League Central for the fifth time in nine seasons and had their deepest run since losing the 2016 World Series.
The Cleveland Guardians made the ALCS in 2024 in what was a whirlwind season for the reigning AL Central champions. But weeks after the Guardians were eliminated by the Yankees, Cleveland needed to make difficult roster decisions.
The Cleveland Guardians signed Carlos Santana to replace Josh Naylor at first base over the winter, as they traded Naylor to the Arizona Diamondbacks back in December.
Carlos Santana is now in his third stint with the Cleveland Guardians, as the Guardians signed the first baseman to a one-year deal in MLB free agency.
The Cleveland Guardians definitely puzzled their fan base with one of their biggest moves this offseason, trading first baseman Josh Naylor to the Arizona Diamondbacks and then replacing him with old friend Carlos Santana.
The Cleveland Guardians have had a fairly busy offseason, but it hasn't exactly been to fans' liking. Yes, the Guardians re-signed Shane Bieber and signed Carlos Santana, but they also dealt Andres Gimenez, and signing Santana came at the expense of trading away Josh Naylor.
Even with a couple of recent roster moves, the Minnesota Twins seemingly don’t know who will fill the much needed role at first base. Carlos Santana had one of the best years of his career in 2024 with the Twins.
The Cleveland Guardians have yet to make any improvements to their offense in MLB free agency, an they are running out of time. The Guardians did sign first baseman Carlos Santana, but that was only as a replacement for Josh Naylor, who was traded to the Seattle Mariners.
The Seattle Mariners offseason has progressed slower than normal and several players the team was expected to sign or have a chance to sign have chosen other homes for 2025.
The Seattle Mariners' offseason plans were dealt another big blow on Jan. 3 when Hye-seong Kim declined an offer from the team in favor of one from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Carlos Santana has postponed his upcoming Las Vegas residency due to a "hard fall" that left him with a broken finger. The 77-year-old guitarist was due
The San Diego Padres tried to land star defensive first baseman Carlos Santana this offseason before he ultimately decided on another MLB home. Maren Angus-Coombs
We hear the term a lot in sports: Hometown discount. It's the idea that a player will leave a little money on the table in order to return back to a place that is special to them, either personally or professionally.
The Guardians made a splash over the weekend by signing first baseman Carlos Santana to a one-year deal worth $12M, bringing the long-time Cleveland staple back into the fold for the third time in his career.
Carlos Santana signed a one-year, $12 million deal with the Cleveland Guardians on Saturday, returning for a third time to the city where he spent ten of his first 11 MLB seasons.
In all, there have been (so far) five big MLB moves over the weekend, with a flurry of deals involving first basemen taking the spotlight. But which ones were the best and worst of the group? Let's dive into the ranking, going from five (OK) to one (awesome).
The Cleveland Guardians added power and a Gold Glove-winning first baseman when they signed Carlos Santana to a one-year, $12 million contract today, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
All the first basemen are flying off the board in free agency.
The Guardians have reunited with a longtime veteran of the organization.
Carlos Santana is a fascinating free agent. That’s not something you’d usually hear about a first baseman entering his age-39 season. Yet, Santana defies preconceptions.
Carlos Santana is a free agent and while there's a report that indicates the Minnesota Twins are interested in bringing him back in 2025, the words that came out of Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey's mouth this past week might suggest otherwise.
He will turn 39 in April, but he’s not thinking of calling it a career anytime soon.
After the Twins took an early 4-0 lead in Sunday's matchup against the Rangers, it appeared they would coast to another victory. However, they collapsed.
He sported a batting average of .240 with 23 home runs and 86 RBIs across 146 games played last season. His .747 OPS placed him right around the league average.
As with Milwaukee, Seattle and Pittsburgh are each familiar with Santana.
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