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Guardians made up a six-game deficit in AL Central by improving their offense by a full run per game (opens the original)
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On Aug. 18, the Guardians woke up ranked 29th in Major League Baseball in runs scored, and 26th in run creation (weighted runs created plus, wRC+, where 100 is league average) at 93. Despite adding offensive reinforcements in outfielder Jo Adell and first baseman Nathaniel Lowe at the trade deadline on Aug. 4, the Guardians were a season-worst six games behind in the AL Central. Cleveland finished the season on a 25-12 run to another division title, and picked up their average runs per game from
Keys for Guardians in ALDS include Steven Kwan getting on base, production from Jose Ramirez, clean fielding and pitching (opens the original)
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Teams will send major-league scouts on the road late in September and throughout the playoffs to get advanced scouting for postseason matchups. The scouts collecting those reports play a critical role in the team’s success in every game of every series. But teams also have to execute and try to do the same things that got them to the playoffs in the first place. The Cleveland Guardians are no different. Kwan-base: On June 30, Steven Kwan was hitting .212/.318/.257 with a 70 wRC+, well below his
Success of farm system shows again this season | Guardians minors roundup for Sept. 27 (opens the original)
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It’s not a secret that the Guardians are one of the most farm system-dependent teams in Major League Baseball. Their success every year depends on how their farm system produces major-league players. It’s always good press when the minor-league system is ranked highly by Baseball America, MLB Pipeline, or other outlets. But what really determines the health of the minor-league system is the success it translates to at the major-league level. That includes players who become core members of the G
Success of farm system shows again this season | Guardians minors roundup for Sept. 27 (opens the original)
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It’s not a secret that the Guardians are one of the most farm system-dependent teams in Major League Baseball. Their success every year depends on how their farm system produces major-league players. It’s always good press when the minor-league system is ranked highly by Baseball America, MLB Pipeline, or other outlets. But what really determines the health of the minor-league system is the success it translates to at the major-league level. That includes players who become core members of the G
Guardians can make it simple for clinching a 2026 postseason berth: Keep winning (opens the original)
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Baseball season’s marathon is coming down to its final sprint this week, and the Guardians are going to find out if they have enough figurative speed to finish on the podium. The Guardians did the hard work over the weekend by sweeping the Oakland/Sacramento/not-yet Las Vegas Athletics — though they had to come back on Sept. 18 and 19 — and squeaking out a 1-0 win. But style points don’t matter. Plus-one in the win column is all that counts. The Detroit Tigers begrudgingly gave Cleveland the sli
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