Logan Allen wasn't supposed to be in the Cleveland Guardians rotation heading into the 2025 season. He forced his way onto the roster as a starter, a role Stephen Vogt said he "earned" coming out of spring training.
There was a lot to like about the Cleveland Guardians' victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night. Cleveland's bats came alive, Luis Ortiz rebounded after some early trouble, and Steven Kwan's clutch defensive play saved the game for the Guardians in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Finally, the Cleveland Guardians will take the field for their first home game of the 2025 MLB season. Stephen Vogt said on Sunday that the team is excited to finally get back and play in front of their home fans, and they'll have an opportunity to do just that on Tuesday afternoon.
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The Cleveland Guardians will be the last major league team to make their home debut when they host the Chicago White Sox in the opener of a three-game series Tuesday.
The Cleveland Guardians have finally wrapped up their season-opening, three-city road trip. Unfortunately, not a lot went the Guard's way. They fell to the Los Angeles Angels, 6-2, on Sunday afternoon, dropping their second series of the season.
The Cleveland Guardians' rocky start to the new season continued on Saturday night as the Los Angeles Angels took down the reigning American League Central champions, 10-4.
The Cleveland Guardians started the 2025 season on a high note, winning the opening series against the Kansas City Royals in a hard-fought affair. The offense was rolling in their first three games, the starters showed promise, and the team made some highlight plays on defense.
Stephen Vogt said on Saturday after Jose Ramirez suffered a mild wrist sprain, "I'm gonna have to hold him down to [keep him from playing]." Ramirez was unsurprisingly out of the Cleveland Guardians' lineup on Sunday in their series-clinching win over the Kansas City Royals.
News and Notes for Sunday, March 30th, 2025 The Guardians lost 4-3 to the Royals yesterday, and Zach has your recap here, but the more important question is whether or not they lost their best player, and, if so, for how long.
It feels like it was just yesterday that Jhonkensy Noel mashed his memorable game-tying home run in Game 3 of the ALCS, sending Progressive Field into chaos.
Opening Day may be just a few days away, but that hasn't stopped the Cleveland Guardians from making some fairly significant roster moves and decisions.
Spring training is coming to an end, and the Cleveland Guardians will start their 2025 regular season in less than a week. There have been many storylines and narratives during Cactus League play, but one of the most exciting has been the continued development of Bo Naylor.
The Cleveland Guardians have seen exceptional performances from several unexpected players this spring. However, when manager Stephen Vogt was asked to highlight one standout, he gave a surprising answer: Bo Naylor.
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.
In just a few weeks, Stephen Vogt will have to submit his first lineup card for the 2025 season. While there are some positions that won't take much thought for the second-season manager, there are others that are still up in the air.
Very few analysts, and maybe even fans of the Cleveland Guardians, thought that they'd be playing in the ALCS at the beginning of 2024. However, the team overachieved and was one of the best teams in MLB throughout the entire season.
The Cleveland Guardians arguably had the best bullpen across baseball during the 2024 season. One reason for this dominance was the sheer number of reliable arms Stephen Vogt had throughout the season.
It's hard not to overreact during spring training, especially after just one game. However, there was a lot to like about the Cleveland Guardians' Cactus League opener.
Can you name ever manger to be named Manager of the Year in their respective leagues since 2000?
Both managers helped their teams exceed expectations in 2024.
The Baseball Writers Association of America announced that Guardians’ skipper Stephen Vogt and Brewers’ manager Pat Murphy were named the respective leagues’ Managers of the Year.
Here are the managers with the best chances of earning the Manager of the Year Award, determined by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and announced on Nov. 19.
Manager Stephen Vogt and the Cleveland Guardians have been ousted from the ALCS at the hands of the New York Yankees. But as Vogt looks back at the ALCS, he doesn’t have any regrets.
The Guardians relievers collapsed spectacularly in the ALCS — unraveling at the worst possible moment against the New York Yankees. The result was a 4-1 series loss.
Longtime ESPN baseball analyst Tim Kurkjian supplied a significant on Thursday morning regarding the future of former manager Terry Francona.
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