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MLB extends paid leave for Guardians' Luis Ortiz, continues investigation into gambling allegations
Cleveland Guardians starting pitcher Luis Ortiz, who was placed on paid leave earlier this month while Major League Baseball investigated potential gambling-related misdeeds, has had that leave extended until Aug. 31, the team announced Friday. Said extension stems from an agreement between MLB's league office and the MLB Players Association.
MLB extends paid leave for Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz amid gambling investigation
CLEVELAND — Major League Baseball and the player’s association have agreed to extend Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz’s paid administrative leave through Aug. 31 “while MLB continues its investigation,” the league announced Friday.
Johnathan Rodríguez hit his first home run in the majors, Slade Cecconi went a career-long 8 1/3 innings and the Cleveland ...
The Cleveland Guardians reportedly have a short list of players whom they aren't willing to trade before the deadline.
Game Losing Streak by Winning 6 of 7 ...
Johnathan Rodriguez hit his first home run in the majors, Slade Cecconi went a career-long 8 1/3 innings and the Cleveland ...
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 ...
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Guardians Could Be Primed For Big 2nd-Half SurgeThe Cleveland Guardians entered the All-Star break sitting at 47-49, a record that hardly screams contender. Yet the numbers ...
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Guardians hold off late A's rally to win for 7th time in eight gamesDavid Fry belted a two-run homer and Brayan Rocchio had a pair of doubles and drove in two runs as the Cleveland Guardians ...
Cleveland Guardians outfielder Steven Kwan made his second consecutive All-Star team in 2025. With the Guardians struggling ...
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