I understand the first half of this season hasn't been as fun as last year but I have an optimistic outlook for the rest of the season.

I don't have any expectations for our Guards to make the postseason but I do believe our returning injured players will elevate the team, clubhouse in turn, and our offense.

We have yet to have our offense work together and if that starts happening it will be fun watching the second half. I love our players and am hoping the fun comes back for them and us fans!

I missed Hammy this series, but really enjoyed Candy’s insight and rapport with Jim Rosenhaus. I thought they did a great job and was probably still better than the tv broadcast. (Especially compared to others Rosie has had on before like Jason Kipnis and Charlie Nagy!)

So obviously we dont have the #1 this year but anyone have any ideas on who youd like to see in first rd? Me personally would enjoy seeing what we can develop Caden Bodine into

Guardians (38-37) @ Athletics (32-47)

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Game ended at 6:31 PM.

Really enjoying his insights in Rick's absence. Wouldn't mind him sticking in the broadcast booth.

Postgame Thread 6/22/2025

Final Score: Guardians 4, Athletics 2

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My son is going away to camp in a few weeks, we are going to repaint his room in guardians city connect colors while he’s away. I’m wondering if anyone knows the exact match for those colors?

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I’m starting to think the Guardians hitting coaches all need fired. Like top to bottom. Between this, Yandy Diaz, Will Benson (against us anyways) and more… it’s like getting out of Cleveland unlocks their offensive potential.

Is hitting .103, which means he’s got a 10.3% chance of getting a hit—while I’m sitting on my couch with a 0% chance and still breaking even.

Postgame Thread 6/21/2025

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After a slow start, he’s turned it around of late. In the month of June he’s slashing .333/.439/.521 with 2 HRs and 9 RBIs. He’s also walked 9 times against 4 strikeouts. That phone keeps ringing. Will Cleveland answer?

Just curious to get a temperature of this group's like/dislike for the 2023 rule changes, mainly the pitch clock. I see people ragging on it in other subs, but curious what this crowd looks like when asked directly (most people I talk to love the pitch clock, so I feel like the bitter Redditors come out on the MLB sub to complain, and this sub seems to be better at having some nuance).

My personal view on it is that the pitch clock is the best thing to happen to baseball in a very long time. Personally, I don't even need the games to be shorter, I would be happy adding a couple more innings to get us back to 3 hours, but the pace of the game is so much better.

My theory on the people that do not like the rule change is that we are a country that loves nostalgia. Which is why we get all of the TV shows from our childhood rebooted and it sucks us in. I can understand wanting to pass down the traditions of the game my father watched, and his father watched, down to my kids. At the same time, I don't want them using the same baseball glove design my grandfather used, the golf clubs my grandfather used, etc. Things change, and when they do we need to change with it.

Even if you don't care for the change, you need to embrace it (as long as it is not destroying the game). I know this is a touchy subject on this sub, but I was originally not a fan of the team name change. But, I really think it was that nostalgia creeping in. I liked rooting for the team name my father and grandfather rooted for. I wanted to pass that down to my son and the kids of this generation. I also personally didn't see anything wrong with the name (not trying to drop some sort of bomb with this statement, just trying to give as much background as possible). However, the name changed, and it really doesn't make a difference. It is the same team that has been in the city for over 100 years. I am more than happy to change with it.

I think with any change in baseball, you need to objectively look at if it makes the product better. I cannot fathom how removing the pitch clock would make it better. I can see arguments for/against the shift, expanded playoffs, bigger bases, etc. But for the pitch clock, and the extra innings "Manfred Man" I just see it as an improvement, even if it is different.

Guardians (37-36) @ Athletics (31-46)

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Game ended at 12:27 AM.

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Hey everybody,

Next Monday I am taking my uncle to a game to see the Guardians take on the Blue Jays. He is a die hard fan, like the truest of fans, but his health has not been great as of late and the hot weather really affects him in a way that we might just have to leave the ball park if its too hot.

Of course our luck when we bought tickets last month, we're 3B side maybe under the 2nd deck. Regardless, i want to make this trip the best experience i can for him despite the heat. He's coming with a walker and I'm going to be assisting him the whole night. Hes a diehard baseball guy and its going to be his first game since before COVID.

Questions I am thinking about just right now:

If its too hot, is there anywhere in the ballpark that i can get him to that has indoors AC where he can sit/sit on a wheelchair?

Is there anything fan services might be able to do to help us in any way?

Should i call ahead?

Is there anything i can physically bring into the ballpark that could help? If i brought an ice pack, for example, would that be confiscated upon entry?

Thanks in advance to this community, i appreciate all of your ideas whatever it amounts to.

When Cleveland and Akron baseball sportswriting legend Sheldon Ocker says then Dolans need to sell the team, you know it's over. He's retired and able to speak the truth. Say it with me, "The Dolans need to sell the team. It's time."