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While the Cleveland Guardians are in the middle of the American League postseason picture, they still have some clear holes on their roster.

The Cleveland Guardians finally solved the middle-infield issues that seemingly plagued them since the dawn of time.

Travis Bazzana has looked the part for the Guardians since getting called up.

While the Cleveland Guardians have some players who played well in April, they also have some who need to be better.

The Guardians have a variety of minor leaguers who have gotten off to hot starts in 2026.

While there's been a lot of good in the Guardians' starting rotation, there's also been plenty of bad.

While the Guardians' big league club is playing well, they also have some prospects who are making noise.

David Fry could get back to being an impact player for the Guardians in 2026.

While Rhys Hoskins has struggled with injuries in the past few years, his signing is the perfect counter to the Tigers' rotation.

The Guardians have no shortage of prospects who could make a big league impact in 2026. Daniel Espino, Khalil Watson and Angel Genao headline that list.

Here's what we're going to be watching at the Guardians' spring training this season.

The Pirates' front office made some big moves this offseason. Should the Guardians consider replicating them?

While the Guardians ahve won the division for each of the past two seasons, the Tigers made a big swing by signing Framber Valdez.

While the Guardians have plenty of marquee prospects, these three have been flying under the radar. That won't be the case in 2026.

The Winter Meetings have come and gone and the Guardians still need to improve their lineup. Here's how they can do so without breaking the bank.

While Dustin May, Austin Hays, Paul Goldschmidt and Devin Williams aren't perfect, they all could help the Guardians in 2026.

While the Guardians had a successful 2025, they still have some questions they need to answer before they get to 2026.

While the team spends more usually wins in baseball, the small-budget Guardians are zigging when everyone else is zagging.

On May 15th, 1981, Len Barker threw a perfect game for the Guardians. It marks the last time a Guardian threw a no-hitter. Why is that?

While the 1995 Cleveland Indians didn't win a World Series champion, they still stand out as one of the best teams in MLB history.

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