The Cleveland Guardians may ultimately sell some pieces between now and the MLB trade deadline, and speculation is surging outfielder Steven Kwan could be on th

The Guardians recently snapped a 10-game losing streak, but it may not be enough to prevent them from selling at this year’s deadline.

MLB Draft is just days away, and the Cleveland Guardians set to have a variety of premium picks. Here's how it could go.

The MLB Draft is typically where the Cleveland Guardians shine, identifying high school and college talent that they can turn into the next stars of their big-league roster. Their approach over the last few seasons has remained the same, but one analyst believes it's time for some change.

Last year, the Guardians had seven months to prepare for their first pick in the MLB Draft. They still had the same amount of time to prepare this year, but instead of picking first overall,

Cleveland's promising slugger rejoins team after 3-day absence during his mother's long-awaited heart surgery.

As the Cincinnati Reds try to claw back into the playoffs, and with the Cleveland Guardians' tumble, they should consider trading for their All-Star outfielder.

Phillies trade top prospects to Guardians for Emmanuel Clase, strengthening Philadelphia’s bullpen for a playoff push in the National League East.

The team says Ramírez will instead 'focus on recovery and preparation for the second half of the season.' The 32-year-old has dealt with several nagging injuries.

Cleveland rediscovered its early-season form in a three-game sweep of Houston, but can the Guards finish the first half on an up note?