Cleveland Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase is one the hottest names on trade speculation with the MLB trade deadline looming, but the general consensus has long

The Guardians are one of the more on-the-fence teams in baseball at the moment, and yet regardless of what happens between now and the July 31 deadline, the most probable scenario is that Cleveland will dip a toe in both the buying and selling directions.

The Cleveland Guardians opened the second half of season with a win. "This is a period of high significance and importance," GM Mike Chernoff said.

The Cleveland Guardians face uncertainty as they return from the All-Star break, with one of their pitchers caught in the middle of a serious MLB investigation. Luis Ortiz remains under scrutiny for alleged gambling involvement,

The Guardians have had the worst offense in baseball over the last month. Here's an update on four key prospects who could maybe help the lineup.

Everyone wants to know what the Cleveland Guardians are going to do at the MLB trade deadline. They certainly have holes on their roster that need to be filled, primarily with their starting rotation.

The Guardians are presently 40-40, which is good enough for second in the AL Central. They find themselves 4.5 games out of first place, a position they briefly held in June.

Major League Baseball will extend its investigation on Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz regarding gambling allegations through Aug. 31.

So, with the trade deadline in the rearview, let’s review every trade the Guardians have made (involving a member of the 40-man roster) over the last five years.. July 19, 2018: Traded Francisco ...