Cleveland Guardians Sparks

Kenny Lofton belongs in Cooperstown.

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José Ramírez is Cleveland’s greatest player since Bob Feller.

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Cleveland owes J-Ram a real cleanup hitter.

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The Dolans are wasting José Ramírez.

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John Adams’ bleachers need a drum again.

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Tito is Cleveland’s greatest manager

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Fifty homers and fifty doubles make Albert Belle Cleveland’s scariest bat ever.

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The ’95 team was Cleveland’s best ever

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Rajai Davis hit Cleveland’s greatest homer, ring or no ring.

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J-Ram staying for life makes him more Cleveland than Lindor ever was.

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Cleveland’s pitching factory has become an excuse for not buying bats.

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A $75 million payroll is a choice, not a small-market curse.

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455 straight sellouts put empty seats on ownership, not Cleveland.

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Call it The Jake; Progressive bought the sign, not the memories.

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Spiders had more bite than Guardians

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Guardians is more Cleveland than Indians ever was—the name is standing on the Hope Memorial Bridge.

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Cleveland's window is closing faster than expected.

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Cleveland goes only as J-Ram goes.

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Cleveland's playoff ceiling depends on José Ramírez looking like José Ramírez again, quickly.

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