The Cleveland Guardians have activated outfielder Will Brennan from the injured list, signaling his return to the team for spring training. Brennan, who underwent sports hernia surgery in September following Tommy John surgery earlier in the year, is expected to provide consistency in the outfield. His return is hopeful for the Guardians, who struggled in the previous season and relied on Brennans reliable presence in the past. The team also activated relief pitchers Sam Hentges and Andrew Walters from the sixty-day injured list, aiming to stabilize the bullpen. Additionally, the Guardians declined a club option for John Means and outrighted several other players, including Kolby Allard and Ben Lively, who are now free agents. Brennans promising improvements in the previous season, including increased power at the plate and improved defensive skills, make him a valuable asset for the team as they build a competitive roster for the upcoming season.

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