Baseball fans, mark your calendars for November seventh! Catch the sports top young stars in action at the Arizona Fall League and Dominican Winter League, LIDOM. Watch Arizona Fall League games for free on MLB.com and MLB.TV, or LIDOM games for $29.99 with MLB.TVs Postseason Package. This week, Brewers Luke Adams and Tigers Kevin McGonigle shone, while Scottsdale Scorpions led in home runs. Dont miss the Home Run Derby, Fall Stars Game, and Scottsdale vs. Salt River Rafters matchup. Its a fantastic opportunity to witness future MLB talent.

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The Cleveland Guardians made significant roster changes on November seventh, declining a six-million-dollar club option for pitcher John Means and outrighting five other players to Triple-A Columbus, who became free agents. Means, recovering from Tommy John surgery, didnt pitch for the team this season. The Guardians activated three players from the injured list, bringing their forty-man roster to thirty-seven. The team didnt have room for Means in their rotation after switching to a six-man pitching staff, leading to his release. The Guardians strong performance in the final twenty-five games of the season, with their six starters combining for a two-point-one-six earned run average, contributed to their historic comeback and clinching the American League Central division title.

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The Cleveland Guardians have declined John Means six-million-dollar option, making him a free agent. Means, 32, has had two Tommy John surgeries, limiting him to eight MLB games since 2022. He made seven rehab starts this year. With a 23-26 record and 3.68 ERA, Means future is uncertain as the Guardians reassess their pitching staff.

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On November sixth, the Cleveland Guardians made significant roster moves, adding Will Brennan, Andrew Walters, and Sam Hentges to their forty-man roster, while six players, including John Means, became free agents. The unexpected release of Means hints at cost-cutting or salary space for a high-profile free agent. Despite becoming free agents, these players could still return, with Ben Lively potentially signing a minor league deal. The Guardians now have thirty-seven players, with a focus on starting pitching in the upcoming offseason.

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The Cleveland Guardians made significant roster changes, parting ways with veteran pitchers John Means, Kolby Allard, Matt Krook, Ben Lively, and Dom Nuñez, who became free agents. The team also activated Will Brennan, Sam Hentges, and Andrew Walters from the injured list. These moves impact the teams lineup as they prepare for the upcoming season.

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Daniel Espino, once a top baseball prospect, has made a triumphant return to form after a series of injuries. Named an Arizona Fall League All-Star, Espino delivered an impressive performance, recording one win, zero losses, and striking out seven batters in four point two scoreless innings. His journey back to the mound, following a knee injury that kept him off the field for over a year, is a testament to his resilience. If he continues to perform at this level, Espino could make his Major League Baseball debut in the 2026 season.

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Exploring Potential Free Agent Signings: Austin Hays for the Cleveland GuardiansAustin Hays, a versatile outfielder, becomes a free agent after a solid season with the Cincinnati Reds. Known for his strong performance against left-handed pitchers and reliable defense, Hays could be a cost-effective addition to the Cleveland Guardians. With a projected one-year contract of eight to ten million dollars, he offers a noticeable upgrade without straining the teams budget. His ability to play all outfield spots and hit left-handed pitching effectively makes him a valuable asset for the Guardians, providing a veteran presence while they develop younger prospects.

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Major League Baseball enters off-season, sparking trade rumors; Cleveland Guardians eye Ha-Seong Kim, consider John Means future; notable players opt for free agency; Craig Albernaz joins Baltimore Orioles; Womens Professional Baseball League announces draft day.

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Joe Lampe, a 25-year-old outfielder for the Cleveland Guardians, is making a name for himself in the Arizona Fall League. After four seasons in the minor leagues, Lampe is focusing on refining his game, particularly his swing. Hes currently hitting .258 with eight hits in thirty-one at-bats. As a native of Petaluma, California, and an Arizona State University graduate, Lampe is comfortable in the Phoenix area. Hes embracing the extended schedule, treating every at-bat like a playoff situation, and is determined to make a move within the organization.

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