
Tommy Wild
Writer and Contributor at Sports Illustrated
Covering the Guardians for Cleveland Guardians On SI ⚾ @GuardiansOnSI and Cavaliers for Cleveland Cavaliers On SI 🏀 @CLECavsOnSI
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1 week ago |
si.com | Tommy Wild
The Cleveland Guardians have certainly had their ups and downs since the season started, but there is one area they should be extremely proud of. After the first four series of the season, the Guardians have played tremendously against their division. While this may feel like a small win right now, it could have massive implications later this season if the Guardians remain in playoff contention throughout the year.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Tommy Wild
The Cleveland Cavaliers have played like one of the NBA's best teams since the season started in October. However, this doesn't mean they've been flawless through all 82 regular season games. There have been some legitimate concerns with how the Cavaliers have played at times this season, especially since the All-Star Break.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Tommy Wild
Heading into the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers were widely viewed as one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference and as a potential threat in the playoffs. However, even with high expectations coming into the year, no one saw this coming. The Wine and Gold convincingly finished as the No. 1 seed in the East with a record of 64-18, including three double-digit winning streaks throughout the year. One analyst has high praise for the Cavaliers following their incredible 82-game stretch.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Tommy Wild
The Cleveland Guardians have plenty of intriguing and elite prospects in their organization. The most popular player in the farm system is easily Travis Bazzana, but highly-touted draft picks such as Chase DeLauter and Ralphy Velazquez aren't too far behind him. However, one player flying under the radar on some prospect ranking lists and should be getting a lot more attention from talent evaluators: C.J. Kayfus.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Tommy Wild
Cleveland Guardians fans have gotten used to Emmanuel Clase being one of MLB's most clutch and dominant pitchers. Unfortunately, Cleveland's closer just hasn't looked like that same player through the first two weeks of the season. Clase has pitched in seven games and has already given up seven hits and six earned runs (7.71 ERA and 2.14 WHIP). Clase's velocity is still strong and his mechanics look to be the same. So, what's happening with the All-Star reliever?
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