CLEVELAND -- Earlier this week, Guardians manager Stephen Vogt was asked to assess how he felt his club’s shift to a six-man rotation was going through one turn. “I think it’s been good, other than it’s hard to keep track of who’s pitching tomorrow,” Vogt quipped on Wednesday. All jokes

CLEVELAND -- Tanner Bibee greeted Austin Hedges in front of the pitcher's mound. With Bibee grinning ear to ear, he and Hedges shared a hug as the right-hander then tapped his catcher on the chest in a moment of celebration. Bibee threw his first career shutout on Friday to lead

The Guardians and Major League Baseball officially launched CLEGUARDIANS.TV presented by Progressive. This will be a new, direct-to-consumer, blackout-free streaming service produced by MLB for the 2025 season. The Guardians and MLB announced distribution deals for Guardians TV, the team’s new broadcast service, which allows fans to catch games via

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CLEVELAND -- Travis Bazzana exited Triple-A Columbus’ 4-3 win over St. Paul on Thursday with left oblique soreness. Bazzana (the Guardians’ No. 1 prospect and No. 15 overall, per MLB Pipeline) went 0-for-2 with a pair of strikeouts before he was lifted defensively entering the bottom of the fifth inning.

It was a career night for Cam Collier (Reds), who put together a perfect showing at the plate to highlight Friday night's action. Leo De Vries (Athletics), Jonny Farmelo (Mariners), Tre' Morgan (Rays) and Kevin McGonigle (Tigers) also flexed in big ways for their respective clubs, while Joe Whitman (Giants)

CLEVELAND -- C.J. Kayfus took a half-dozen steps out of the left-handed batter’s box, watching as the fly ball he connected with carried out to deep right-center field. Halfway to first base, he dropped his bat and entered a trot. If anyone doubted where the fly ball was headed, Kayfus

CLEVELAND -- The Guardians can feel the cool air that has begun to infiltrate Cleveland each night at the ballpark -- one that is a subtle reminder that October is around the corner. In other words, they know they have reached crunch time in their regular-season slate. But while they

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CLEVELAND -- When the Guardians optioned Joey Cantillo to Triple-A Columbus on Aug. 17, they issued a challenge to the left-hander. The club needed to see him attack the zone and throw strikes more frequently. Cantillo took that message to heart, and it shows. Making his second start since Cleveland

If you thought the end of summer also brought the end of your chances to follow top prospects, just remember – there’s always desert ball. Rosters for the six Arizona Fall League teams were officially announced Wednesday afternoon, headlined by 13 Top 100 prospects, including two of the Top 5.

CLEVELAND -- A standing ovation greeted Slade Cecconi as he walked off the mound after the top of the eighth inning on Monday night at Progressive Field. A smile came across the right-hander’s face, and he doffed his cap and waved to offer his appreciation. Cecconi flirted with franchise history

CLEVELAND -- Guardians shortstop Gabriel Arias exited Monday night’s 10-2 win over the Royals in the top of the sixth inning with right wrist inflammation. Manager Stephen Vogt said pregame Tuesday that Arias underwent testing Monday night, and the team was awaiting those results to determine the next steps. Brayan

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TAMPA -- It has been a fruitful weekend in Tampa for José Ramírez in his continued march up Cleveland’s all-time franchise leaderboards. With his RBI triple in the sixth inning of Sunday’s series finale against the Rays, Ramírez broke a tie with Hall of Famer Jim Thome for the second-most

TAMPA -- Given that Parker Messick had just three big league starts under his belt, there are a lot of firsts he is experiencing these days. But the lefty felt a sense of familiarity on Sunday. In October 2018, Messick took the mound at George Steinbrenner Field during his senior

Sunday marked the end of the regular season at Single-A and High-A, the first full-season levels to wrap up play in the Minor Leagues. Fittingly, players across both turned in big performances that put exclamation points on their seasons to finish on high notes. But the top prospect performers weren't

TAMPA -- John Means took another step toward a return to the Majors on Sunday, when the lefty made his fifth rehab start in his comeback from June 2024 Tommy John surgery. Means started for Triple-A Columbus against Indianapolis at Huntington Park. Over 4 1/3 innings and 72 pitches, he

TAMPA -- Tanner Bibee has not had the season he would have hoped for, having mixed impressive outings with bouts of inconsistency. But the month of September is an opportunity for the right-hander to finish the regular season strong and -- if things go right for the Guardians -- help

Travis Bazzana is closing out his 2025 season in style. The Guardians’ top-ranked prospect delivered his first professional multihomer game as part of a three-hit, three-RBI night in Triple-A Columbus’ 12-0 rout of Indianapolis at Huntington Park, all while donning the team’s Harry Potter-themed uniforms.

TAMPA -- Steven Kwan strolled into the Guardians’ clubhouse on Friday afternoon and shared an embrace with Logan Allen. The two wished one another a happy birthday -- Kwan turned 28 and Allen turned 27. The good times continued after first pitch.

Every time you watch a Minor League Baseball game, whether in-person, at home or out in the wild, you’re liable to see something historic. Thursday delivered in that regard in the form of a 100-steal season being achieved, one of the game’s premier prospects hammering a walk-off homer and …