Guardians Offseason Moves
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Cool video of the upcoming renovations to nearly 30 year old (can't believe that!) Progressive Field.
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Wow 1994- 2023 c
an it really be that long, went by quick. And the Cleveland INDIANS got real good and stayed competitive in the AL Central.Improvements opening day 2024 and 2025, a commitment to stay in Cleveland until the 2030s at least for now.
And now the ? ? ?......
Project Funding
The funding for the projects will be supported by the new lease agreement which extends the current lease to 2036 (with potential options to extent to 2046) and was agreed upon between the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, State of Ohio, the Gateway Economic Development Corporation of Greater Cleveland and the Cleveland Guardians. The estimated total of the projects will be $202.5 million with $67.5 million coming from the Cleveland Guardians. The Guardians are also responsible to provide additional funds to cover cost overages, if any, that may result from the projects.
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Cool video of the upcoming renovations to nearly 30 year old (can't believe that!) Progressive Field.
Cool video of the upcoming renovations to nearly 30 year old (can't believe that!) Progressive Field.
now if the fans would just show up that would be nice
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Cool video of the upcoming renovations to nearly 30 year old (can't believe that!) Progressive Field.
now if the fans would just show up that would be nice
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Trevor Bauer’s next stop, if there is one, won’t be Cleveland: The week in baseball
Updated: Jan. 07, 2023, 12:37 p.m.|
Published: Jan. 07, 2023, 12:20 p.m. also on YouTube.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Trevor Bauer once told me that he and his sister used to write poems to his mother. His father would make the words rhyme for them.
One time a reporter from another city asked me if Bauer would talk to him about pitching. I told him Bauer would talk forever on the subject ... and he did.
When the Indians acquired Bauer from Arizona right after the winter meetings in 2012, one of his pitching gurus predicted he would win at least five Cy Young awards.
I talked to his father, Warren, the next day and he asked me not to use that quote. Bauer’s stay with Arizona was short and rocky. His father felt a quote like that would only heighten the expectations on his son.
In the pandemic shortened season of 2020, Bauer did win the Cy Young award for Cincinnati after the Indians traded him in 2019. It may be the only one he wins because Bauer’s big league future is in doubt.
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As much as I would like another veteran pitcher in the starting rotation, especially one of Bauer's ability, I'd pass on him too.
Guy is a Grade A DBag.
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As much as I would like another veteran pitcher in the starting rotation, especially one of Bauer's ability, I'd pass on him too.
Guy is a Grade A DBag.
As much as I would like another veteran pitcher in the starting rotation, especially one of Bauer's ability, I'd pass on him too.
Guy is a Grade A DBag. For sure with Tito.
Great big expectations -and- great big dangerous warning signs with Mr Trevor on and off the field.
Is it worth the risk ? Maybe for a contender on the edge that needs another starter ?
Or have we seen the rise and fall of Mr Bauer, for good. Watch MLB v.2023 and see what happens ...... next.
..... * edit add, I think that Mr Bauer wore out his welcome with the Indians/Guardians manager Tito Francona, remember when Bauer threw that ball over the centerfold fence ? If looks could kill Tito had had it with Bauer right there. Bauer had a ticket out of Cleveland before you knew it.
And where is he now, baseball limbo ?
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I just liked this story, GO GUARDS and Beiber is in Cleveland for now.
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Guardians reached agreement Friday with pitcher Shane Bieber on a $10.01 million contract for next season to avoid salary arbitration.
Bieber made $6 million last season while going 13-8 and leading Cleveland’s pitching staff in innings (200) and strikeouts (198). The 27-year-old has expressed interest in signing a long-term deal with the AL Central champions, but to this point the sides haven’t been able to work out a deal.
A two-time All-Star, Bieber is under team control for two more seasons.
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I just liked this story, GO GUARDS and Beiber is in Cleveland for now.
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Guardians reached agreement Friday with pitcher Shane Bieber on a $10.01 million contract for next season to avoid salary arbitration.
Bieber made $6 million last season while going 13-8 and leading Cleveland’s pitching staff in innings (200) and strikeouts (198). The 27-year-old has expressed interest in signing a long-term deal with the AL Central champions, but to this point the sides haven’t been able to work out a deal.
A two-time All-Star, Bieber is under team control for two more seasons.
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And a sad story about a former Cleveland Indians player.
(WJW) — A former Cleveland pitcher is reportedly the subject of a Major League Baseball investigation.
Mike “Sunshine” Clevinger, who played for the then-Indians from 2016-2020, is being investigated for allegations of domestic violence, Britt Ghiroli of the Athletic first reported.
Britt Ghiroli@Britt_GhiroliBREAKING: Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger is under investigation by MLB following allegations of domestic violence involving the mother of his 10-month-old daughter and child abuse. Story with @KatieJStrang :
theathletic.com/4122004/2023/0…The alleged abuse (emotional, verbal and physical) involves the mother of Clevinger’s 10-month-old daughter and the baby.
The 32-year-old pitcher was signed to the Chicago White Sox in November and the team says they didn’t know about the allegations at the time. His latest contract is for one year.
While with Cleveland, Clevinger was a teammate of pitcher Trevor Bauer, who’s had his own troubles off the field.
As the Clevinger investigation is ongoing, there’s no word on a potential suspension at this time.
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The Guardians have signed All-Star secondbaseman Andres Gimenez to a long extension.
It will be interesting to see how this will work out long-term. The G's shortstop is Amed Rosario, who is a free agent after this season. There's been rumors that the team could be looking to sign him long-term too. If so, the team will have to start dealing away some of their top prospects, because there's a glut of very good shortstops and secondbaseman in the organization that are close to major-league ready. If Rosario doesn't sign and is allowed to leave after the season, Gimenez could slide over to short, as that was his natural position.
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