Can the Guardians Defy the Odds and Turn Year-End Momentum into a Historic Playoff Run?

Offseason moves:

You had an epic end to the season. You have one of the best 15 players in baseball in Jose Ramirez, so you go out and spend money to bolster the team, right? That’s not really the Cleveland way. Honestly, there isn’t much significant to mention that the Guardians did this offseason. They added a few bullpen arms, but that’s really the only thing to highlight.

Roster:

I’ve always found that the Guardians know how to make their rotation work. It never seemed like they had the best arms, but they found ways to make them consistent. Consistently, the Guardians were finding guys that they milked the best out of. Tanner Bibee, Gavin Williams, Slade Cecconi, and Logan Allen won’t scare anyone. However, they are all relatively reliable and should give you ERAs between 3.50 and 4.50. Their bullpen was where they tinkered a bit this offseason and should be solid. Offense will once again be an issue. The Guardians were the only playoff team with a negative run differential last year. Ramirez will be the highlight, as usual. The rest of the team will be about stringing together hits, and manufacturing runs.