Through the first six games of the 2026 MLB regular season, the Cleveland Guardians have just three players with four or more hits. However, outside of those three, the struggles throughout the rest of the roster have become increasingly apparent.
The Cleveland Guardians were able to defeat the two-time defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday night, but on Tuesday, the Dodgers got the better of them. They pitched well, hit well, and just simply outplayed Cleveland.
The Cleveland Guardians saw veteran first baseman Rhys Hoskins perform pretty well to start the 2026 MLB regular season, knocking three hits in six at-bats. However, he hasn't been put in the starting lineup in three straight games.
The Cleveland Guardians traded away Johnathan Rodriguez to the Baltimore Orioles in exchange for minor league pitcher Carter Rustad, freeing up opportunities for the rest of the Triple-A outfield to get as many opportunities as possible.
With the Guardians needing more consistent right-handed bats, Rhys Hoskins has put the team in a good position to start the season off hot during a tough West Coast stretch. He went 3-for-3 on Opening Day against the Seattle Mariners.
The Cleveland Guardians are slated to begin the 2026 MLB regular season debut against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, March 26, with a 10:10 p.m. EST first-pitch. The Guardians will trot out plenty of new faces
There’s no question that an injury to Guardians ace Tanner Bibee would be devastating; his health and availability could genuinely make, or break Cleveland’s postseason hopes in 2026.
As the team slowly ramps up the intensity, outside of José Ramírez, there are a few players Cleveland cannot afford to lose as the year continues to trot along. One player's absence that could be the most detrimental to the team is Gavin Williams.
The Cleveland Guardians are just hours away from kicking off the 2026 MLB regular season against the Seattle Mariners. In order to start the year on the right foot, the Guardians should be turning to this lineup to get the job done at the plate.
Although the Cleveland Guardians stayed relatively put this offseason, avoiding the eye-grabbing signings, there were a couple of moves that were done to bolster the bullpen that were promising, and others that raised questions.
The Cleveland Guardians know that the time is ticking on future Hall of Fame third baseman, José Ramírez. Heading into the 2026 campaign, there's a chance that the team shakes up the roster if some of the positional struggles from 2025 do not get better.
The 24-year-old Angel Martínez went out and solidified himself a spot in the big leagues to begin the upcoming season, slashing an incredibly efficient .350/.395/.850 for an OPS of 1.245. He also crushed a team-high four home runs.
With Opening Day fast approaching, it’s time for the organization to finalize its active roster. Here is what the roster will most likely look like by the time the Guardians open the year against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, March 26, on the road.
The Cleveland Guardians had countless players shine in the 2026 MLB Spring Training window, but there are three specifically who stood out and boosted their stock heading into the new season.
While the Cleveland Guardians have made various changes to the outfield unit heading into 2026, there’s still a realistic scenario where the front office is actively calling teams around the league. One team they should be talking to is the Mariners.
The Cleveland Guardians tried out numerous different lineups and positional changes during this year's spring training window, and heading into the 2026 MLB regular season, they may have locked in a few key roles.
During the 2026 MLB Spring Training, countless Cleveland Guardians players have shined, but none have performed like reliever Peyton Pallette, who has consistently played at the top of his game night after night without a hitch.