DENVER -- Four wins. Two losses. Any team would take that result over a six-game road trip. But those losses sting a little more when they come against the same team, causing the Guardians to drop their first series in nearly three weeks. After Cleveland jumped out to a quick

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DENVER -- When Guardians manager Stephen Vogt saw Josh Naylor line out on a well-struck ball on Monday, he knew that his first baseman was about to turn a corner. Well, 834 feet worth of home runs later, Naylor proved that to be true on Tuesday night. Naylor didn’t even

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DENVER -- All good things must come to an end. And after an exhilarating stretch of nine straight victories, the Guardians now have to restart their winning streak following their 8-6 loss to the Rockies on Monday at Coors Field. This was the longest winning streak Cleveland has enjoyed since

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When the season began, one of the biggest stories was the blistering start by the Cleveland Guardians, who went 8-2 and 17-6, a launch that was particularly surprising considering this team didn’t look all that different than the one last year that disappointed from start to finish. The Guardians then

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ANAHEIM -- There’s simply no MLB squad hotter right now than the Guardians, who wrapped this weekend’s series in Anaheim as they began it: on a roll. On the heels of seven solid innings from Ben Lively and a sixth-inning offensive uprising, Cleveland finished off a three-game sweep on Sunday

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ANAHEIM -- If José Ramírez was in the NBA Jam video game, the baseballs he’s been hitting would have flames surrounding them. He’s that hot. His 15th home run of the season punctuated a four-run Cleveland third inning. And after driving in two with that one swing, he became the

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ANAHEIM -- The Guardians haven’t exactly been known for offensive firepower in recent seasons. In their series opener against the Angels, they showed this year’s team is different than its predecessors. José Ramírez, Josh Naylor and David Fry hit back-to-back-to-back homers in the fourth inning to lead the Guardians to

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CLEVELAND -- You never forget your first series in the big leagues. Some cherish the stories of their first hits. Others beam over the memories of their families being in the stands. Or, if you’re Johnathan Rodriguez, you’ll always be able to tell people about how you rescued a baby

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The 2019 Draft wasn’t one filled with a ton of suspense. It was widely accepted that the Orioles would take Oregon State catcher Adley Rutschman – one of the Draft’s best-ever backstops – first overall, and that’s precisely what Mike Elias & Co. did on June 3. Bobby Witt Jr.

CLEVELAND -- Guardians manager Stephen Vogt knows that every day, someone will ask him a question about José Ramírez. That was something he could’ve expected the day he accepted this job. He often jokes that he’s out of adjectives to use to describe the superstar because he has to come

CLEVELAND -- The Guardians’ starting pitching depth just got a little thinner. On Tuesday, Carlos Carrasco was scratched from his scheduled start against the Mets at Progressive Field because of acute neck spasms and was placed on the 15-day IL. Righty Xzavion Curry was recalled from Triple-A Columbus to take