Cleveland Guardians Probable Pitcher and Starting Lineup vs San Diego Padres July 19

Who is the Cleveland Guardians probable starting pitcher?

The Cleveland Guardians have tabbed Tanner Bibee to start the first game of their series with the San Diego Padres. Bibee is looking to begin the second half of the season on a better note than how the first half ended. The second-year right-hander gave up four runs in back-to-back starts, both being losses to the San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers. Before those final two starts before the All-Star Break, Bibee had given up more than three runs just one time in his previous nine outings.

In previous matchups with San Diego, Padres hitters did not experience much difficulty against Bibee. As a team, San Diego has eight hits in 18 at-bats, with Ha-Seong Kim being the only player who has faced Bibee that is yet to register a hit.

Who will the Cleveland Guardians lineup face?

Matt Waldron gets the nod for the Padres in Friday's matchup at Progressive Field. Waldron has experienced both highs and lows this season while on the mound, with a two-game stretch that saw 12 runs scored in 9 innings followed by nine straight starts without giving up more than two runs in any start. The Guardians could have their work cut out for them in Friday's series-opening matchup, but that all depends on which version of Waldron shows up.

Who is starting for the Cleveland Guardians today?

LF Steven Kwan, CF Angel Martinez, 3B Jose Ramirez, 1B Josh Naylor, DH David Fry, 2B Andres Gimeenz, SS Daniel Schneemann, RF Will Brennan, C Bo Naylor

What channel is the Cleveland Guardians game on?

Sunday's contest between the Cleveland Guardians and San Diego Padres can be found on Apple TV+.

Where can I stream the Cleveland Guardians game?

The game can be streamed on Apple TV+.

How do I listen to the Cleveland Guardians game on the radio?

The in market radio broadcast of today's game will be on 100.7 FM WMMS and AM 1100 WTAM. Today's radio broadcast can also be streamed through the MLB app for out of market fans or those without access to a radio.