Cleveland Guardians
Coverage of Cleveland Guardians in the Nexus archive.
- Column: Toboni sacrificed Nationals’ summer fun to protect the foundation
Washington Nationals traded Luis García Jr. and Foster Griffin during the MLB trade deadline, prioritizing long-term foundation over short-term success. Paul Toboni emphasized building a strong foundation to avoid future issues, resulting in acquiring multiple prospects and players from the Yankees and Cleveland Guardians.
- Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota pushes farther into the US and engulfs DC in haze
Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the US, causing unhealthy air conditions in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions. The haze enveloped Washington, DC, and led to the postponement of a Major League Baseball game between the Cleveland Guardians and Pittsburgh Pirates.
- Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota pushes farther into the US and engulfs DC in haze
Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the US, causing unhealthy air conditions for millions in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic states. The haze in Washington, DC, led to a postponed Major League Baseball game between the Cleveland Guardians and Pittsburgh Pirates in Ohio.
- Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota pushes farther into the US and engulfs DC in haze
Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota is causing unhealthy air quality across the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions, leading to health advisories and disruptions like the postponement of a Cleveland Guardians baseball game. The smoke, driven by ongoing uncontrolled fires, is expected to persist for at least a week, with potential temporary relief from weekend storms. D.C. residents reported visibility issues and haze obscuring landmarks like the Washington Monument.
- Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota pushes farther into the US and engulfs DC in haze
Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has spread into the U.S., causing unhealthy air quality in the Great Lakes, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions. The haze led to a postponed MLB game in Ohio, health warnings for vulnerable groups, and obscured landmarks in Washington D.C. and Detroit. Officials warn the smoky conditions will persist for at least a week due to ongoing uncontrolled fires.
- Pirates-Guardians game postponed due to poor air quality due to wildfire smoke
The Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Cleveland Guardians game was postponed due to hazardous air quality caused by wildfire smoke from Canada and northern Minnesota. The air quality index reached 203, deemed very unhealthy, with a high-pressure system trapping smoke near the ground. A split doubleheader is scheduled for Saturday to make up the game.
- Cleveland Guardians postpone game against Pittsburgh Pirates due to air quality concerns from Canadian wildfires
The Cleveland Guardians postponed a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates due to air quality concerns caused by Canadian wildfires. The decision was made to address health risks from poor air quality.
- Gavin Williams throws seven strong innings, three Guardians homer in 5-2 victory over Twins
Gavin Williams pitched seven innings with 11 strikeouts, and three Cleveland Guardians players homered as the team defeated the Minnesota Twins 5-2 to avoid a three-game sweep. The Guardians' win included solo and two-run home runs from Chase DeLauter, Brayan Rocchio, and Patrick Bailey.
- Twins starter Bailey Ober to return to action Thursday vs. Guardians
Starting pitcher Bailey Ober will return to the Twins' roster on Thursday after being sidelined by elbow inflammation since late May. He will replace Marco Raya, who was placed on the injured list with a right shoulder injury, and Connor Prielipp, who also joined the injured list with a blister. Kendry Rojas was called up from Triple-A St. Paul to fill Prielipp's spot.
- White Sox accuse Guardians' grounds crew of shenanigans in another walk-off loss
The Chicago White Sox accused the Cleveland Guardians' grounds crew of gamesmanship after a 4-3 walk-off loss in 10 innings. The game was delayed by rain, and White Sox manager Will Venable and pitcher Anthony Kay claimed the Guardians' crew unnecessarily deployed the tarp after a White Sox home run, potentially influencing the outcome. Both teams disputed field conditions affecting plays in the seventh inning.
- Noah Schultz solid in return, but White Sox miss out on Baltimore sweep before Cleveland showdown
Noah Schultz returned from injury with a strong start, but the Chicago White Sox lost 6-1 to the Baltimore Orioles, missing a chance to sweep the series. The White Sox face a crucial upcoming series against the Cleveland Guardians for control of the American League Central.
- Everything Cubs, White Sox and baseball fans need to know about NBC's 'Star-Spangled Sunday'
NBCUniversal will broadcast all 15 MLB games on a single Sunday through Peacock, with simulcasts on NBC and NBC Sports Network. Key games include the White Sox vs. Guardians and Cubs vs. Cardinals, featuring dedicated broadcast crews combining team-specific announcers. The event, called 'Star-Spangled Sunday,' will use consistent graphics across all broadcasts without a central studio show.
- BetMGM bonus code NYPNEWSGET: Get up to $1K in no-sweat tokens for Yankees vs. Guardians
Users can use the BetMGM bonus code NYPNEWSGET to receive up to $1,000 in no-sweat tokens over a 10-day period for the Yankees vs. Guardians event.
- Tigers increasingly likely to trade Tarik Skubal before deadline as playoff hopes fade, reports say
The Detroit Tigers are increasingly likely to trade two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal before the deadline as their playoff hopes fade due to poor performance and injuries. Skubal, recovering from elbow surgery, could return by mid- to late-June, but the Tigers' struggles—third-worst offense/defense, struggling bullpen, and a 22-37 record—have made a trade more realistic, per Ken Rosenthal.
- Cleveland Guardians pitching prospect Aidan Major gets drilled in head by line drive in horrifying scene
Cleveland Guardians pitching prospect Aidan Major was struck in the head by a line drive during a Single-A minor league game against the Fayetteville Woodpeckers. Major was promptly attended to by medical personnel and transported to the hospital for evaluation, later giving a thumbs-up as he exited the field. He is currently in the hospital awaiting scan results but expressed a desire to return to the stadium to support his team.