The Cleveland Guardians have actually begun to right the ship after losing 10 games in a row, having won seven of their last eight games to improve to 47-49. As

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 find themselves at a crossroads returning from the All-Star break, occupying an uncomfortable middle ground between playoff contention and rebuilding. What seemed like a promising season has turned into a delicate balancing act as the organization weighs its options moving toward the trade deadline.

The Philadelphia Phillies were certainly happy the All-Star break came when it did, giving the coaching staff and players a few days to rest up and reset.

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.

Guardians projected to trade Emmanuel Clase to Phillies at MLB deadline, acquiring top prospects to accelerate their rebuilding process and future success.

John Harper of SNY and Randy Miller of NJ Advance Media for NJ.com suggested during the All-Star break that the Cleveland Guardians could make closer Emmanuel Clase available ahead of the July 31 trade deadline. On Friday, MLB insider Buster Olney of ESPN addressed the Guardians' plans for the rest of July.

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.

Not a single young position player has seized their opportunity, Terry Pluto says on the latest episode of Terry's Talkin'.

The Cleveland Guardians entered the 2025 season with their starting rotation in disarray. An injury to Ben Lively and the struggles of Triston McKenzie, combined with Matthew Boyd’s departure, left the pitching staff searching for answers.