News and Notes for Friday, March 7th, 2025 The Guardians signed Tyler Naquin to a minor-league deal as a pitcher. He had a good arm as an outfielder and is an all-around great guy.
The Cleveland Guardians brought back former outfielder Tyler Naquin on a minor league contract Thursday -- but this time around, he will try to make the team as a pitcher.
If all 30 MLB teams could agree on one thing, it would be that there is never enough pitching depth. The Cleveland Guardians won the American League Central last season, and the club knows it takes a plethora of arms to get through October.
A former AL Rookie of the Year finalist is attempting an MLB comeback at a new position.
The Cleveland Guardians have brought back some familiar faces this offseason. That started with signing Carlos Santana following the Josh Naylor trade, and now Tyler Naquin is set to rejoin the Cleveland organization, too.
The Cleveland Guardians won the American League Central a year ago and made a run all the way to the ALCS. Unfortunately, the New York Yankees defeated the Guardians in five games en route to a World Series. Still, there are high hopes once again for the Guardians.
Thanks, Mets! The photo above is not of Hector Rodriguez, the prospect within the Cincinnati Reds whom you just determined was #11 on this year’s CPR.
In return for Naquin and Diehl, the Reds will receive minor leaguers Jose Acuna and Hector Rodriguez, according to MLB.com's Mark Feinsand.
Rays reliever Matt Wisler was called for a balk in the bottom half of the tenth inning with the game tied 1-1, giving the Reds the victory.
Meanwhile, fellow outfielder Tyler Naquin was placed on the IL retroactive to Tuesday with bruised ribs that will likely keep him out through at least the end of the regular season on Oct. 3.
The American League is, by and large, an even playing field this season across all divisions, with no absolute, runaway favorite among its ranks. This opens it up to be a league that can be won by riding the hot hand or a free agent striving for the career year, or even a resurgent return from an injury candidate.
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