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Will Austin Hedges return to the Guardians in 2027? Cleveland's front office leaves the door open after an emotional playoff farewell and career-best season.

Stephen Vogt isn’t going to Seattle. “I’ll be in Cleveland,” the Guardians manager said, as the front office made clear he remains firmly in the club’s plans. Vogt is under contract beyond 2027.

Luis Arismendy Paca Mendez, accused of relaying Emmanuel Clase’s planned pitches to bettors, was extradited from the Dominican Republic. He pleaded not guilty in Cleveland.

The Guardians have three big questions to answer this offseason: Will they spend on offense? How will they handle their pitching staff? And can their young core take the next step?

The Rays got the better of the Guardians in just about every way during the ALCS. But Paul Hoynes sees plenty of reasons to believe Cleveland's best days could still be ahead.

Cleveland burned through eight pitchers in Game 6 while Tanner Bibee watched from the bullpen, raising hard questions about Cleveland's October approach to starting pitching.

Former Guardians haunted Cleveland: Palacios, Díaz and Caminero delivered key blows as Tampa Bay ended the ALCS in six.

Cleveland burned through eight pitchers in Game 6 while Tanner Bibee watched from the bullpen, raising hard questions about Cleveland's October approach to starting pitching.

"Manager Stephen Vogt’s handling of the pitchers is open for second guessing. The reason the Guardians lost the series was a lack of hitting — but also a worn out bullpen," columnist Terry Pluto writes. ⤵️

Yandy Díaz says the Rays are sending the Guardians home tonight. Cleveland has already survived three elimination games this postseason. Can they prove him wrong?

Terry Pluto says the Guardians have defied the odds all postseason, but their bats have gone quiet at the worst possible time. Can they find a way to do it again?

Shawn Armstrong, after missing most of the second half of the regular season with a calf injury, will start Game 6 for the Guardians tonight against the Rays.

Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga discuss the Guardians' Game 5 loss to Tampa Bay, Parker Messick's struggles and Cleveland's uncertain pitching plans for ALCS Game 6.

The Guardians have been here before. The difference this time is they might have to save their season with a starting pitcher who has spent most of October watching from the bullpen. ⤵️

On Sunday, Parker Messick’s favorite childhood team knocked him for a loop and once again pushed the Guardians into an elimination situation with a 3-1 victory in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series at Progressive Field. ⤵️

"This is a Guardians team that came from six games behind in September to ambush the first place White Sox and win the Central Division," writes columnist Terry Pluto.

The Rays reclaimed home-field advantage Saturday night with a 7-3 win over the Guardians in Game 4 at Progressive Field. The win tied the best-of-seven series at 2-2 with Game 5 scheduled for 5 p.m. Sunday. ⤵️