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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Guardians are still alive in the American League Division Series, and on the latest Cleveland Baseball Talk Podcast, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga break down what changed in Cleveland’s 9-3 Game 3 victory over the White Sox.
Cleveland baseball legend Sam McDowell passed away on Monday at the age of 84 years old, in some heartbreaking news announced from the Cleveland Guardians.
The Cleveland Guardians announced the passing of former pitcher Sam McDowell on Tuesday. McDowell, nicknamed “Sudden Sam,” spent the first 11 of his 15 big-league seasons with Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Fourteen division titles since 1994. Seven in the last eleven seasons. Third straight AL Central crown. By almost any measure, the Guardians have built one of the most consistently successful franchises in modern baseball — and the question of how they keep doing it is more interesting than it might seem.
The Cleveland Guardians extended condolences to the family and friends of Sam McDowell. A six-time All-Star, McDowell spent 11 seasons in Cleveland.
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‘Sudden’ Sam McDowell, Cleveland Indians legend, dies at 84
Cleveland baseball is mourning the loss of one of its most dominant pitchers.
Talk about a historic date in the annals of Cleveland baseball. Save a World Series championship and an American League Pennant, it can be argued that it doesn’t get much better than the date of July 19. On this date, six historic or at least very ...
The Guardians are set to face the A's on Sept. 20 in Cleveland's final regular-season home game of 2026. However, a rain delay is interfering.
Cleveland baseball legend Sam McDowell has died at age 84, the Guardians announced Tuesday. McDowell died on Monday, Oct. 5, according to the team. Guardians Senior Vice President of Public Affairs Bob DiBiasio released the following statement: "The Cleveland Guardians family is deeply saddened by the loss of one of the great pitchers in baseball history,
CLEVELAND, Ohio — There was a moment last May when coaches and players crowded around a live feed in the Cleveland clubhouse, watching Daniel Espino face live hitters for the first time in years. Not a game.