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Multiple members of the Guardians' roster will get a chance to show their stuff in the World Baseball Classic.

Earlier this week Chase DeLauter was held out of the Guardians' spring training lineup due to injury. It was the right call.

In 2024, Connor Gillispie, appeared in three games with the Guardians. Now he's found new life with the Phillies.

While Petey Halpin doesn't get as much attention as some of the other Guardians' outfield prospects, he's still an impressive player.

Guardians killer Royce Lewis avoided a serious injury after experiencing some tightness in his side during spring training with the Twins.

On Friday Hunter Gaddis made his first spring training appearance for the Guardians, and he picked up right where he left off in 2025.

These are plenty of former Guardians hitters who are making a good first impression this spring.

Last season the Guardians used Angel Martínez as an outfielder despite his struggles at the position. It seems like they're going to do that again in 2026.

Joey Cantillo seems to be on the cusp of a breakout season for the Guardians, and The Athletic's Eno Sarris' gave him his flowers.

While Juan Brito hasn't made his big league debut for the Guardians yet, he hit a big home run against the Mariners on Thursday.