2024 Cleveland Guardians season
Major League Baseball team season
The 2024 Cleveland Guardians season was the 124th season for the franchise , which competed in the American League of Major League Baseball (MLB). This was the franchise's third season using the name "Guardians" and the first season under manager Stephen Vogt after previous manager Terry Francona stepped down at the conclusion of the previous season. The season opened on March 28, 2024 on the road against the Oakland Athletics and ended on September 29, 2024 at home against the Houston Astros .[ 1]
On September 19, the Guardians clinched a postseason berth. They became the second American League team after the New York Yankees to clinch a postseason berth in 2024. It was their seventh postseason appearance in the past 12 seasons (2013 , 2016 –2018 , 2020 , 2022 , and 2024).[ 2] On September 21, the Guardians clinched their 12th American League Central division title following the Kansas City Royals' loss to the San Francisco Giants . It is their second division title in the past three years.[ 3] They beat the Detroit Tigers in the American League Division Series in five games to advance to the American League Championship Series for the first time since 2016 , where they were beaten by the Yankees in five games.
Offseason
Transactions
October 2023
Source[ 4]
November 2023
Source[ 7]
December 2023
Source[ 10]
Season standings
The Guardians playing at Milwaukee on August 18
American League Central
American League Wild Card
Record against opponents
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2024
Team
BAL
BOS
CWS
CLE
DET
HOU
KC
LAA
MIN
NYY
OAK
SEA
TB
TEX
TOR
NL
Baltimore
—
8–5
6–1
3–4
2–4
2–5
4–2
4–2
6–0
8–5
3–3
4–2
9–4
5–2
7–6
20–26
Boston
5–8
—
4–3
2–5
3–4
2–4
4–2
4–2
3–3
6–7
5–1
4–3
6–7
4–2
8–5
21–25
Chicago
1–6
3–4
—
5–8
3–10
2–4
1–12
4–2
1–12
1–5
3–3
1–6
4–2
0–7
1–5
11–35
Cleveland
4–3
5–2
8–5
—
7–6
1–4
5–8
5–1
10–3
2–4
6–1
4–2
3–4
4–2
4–2
24–22
Detroit
4–2
4–3
10–3
6–7
—
2–4
6–7
3–4
6–7
2–4
3–3
5–1
5–1
3–4
5–2
22–24
Houston
5–2
4–2
4–2
4–1
4–2
—
4–3
9–4
2–4
1–6
8–5
5–8
4–2
7–6
5–2
22–24
Kansas City
2–4
2–4
12–1
8–5
7–6
3–4
—
5–2
6–7
2–5
4–2
3–3
3–3
1–5
5–2
23–23
Los Angeles
2–4
2–4
2–4
1–5
4–3
4–9
2–5
—
1–5
3–3
5–8
8–5
3–4
4–9
0–7
22–24
Minnesota
0–6
3–3
12–1
3–10
7–6
4–2
7–6
5–1
—
0–6
6–1
5–2
3–4
5–2
4–2
18–28
New York
5–8
7–6
5–1
4–2
4–2
6–1
5–2
3–3
6–0
—
5–2
4–3
7–6
3–3
7–6
23–23
Oakland
3–3
1–5
3–3
1–6
3–3
5–8
2–4
8–5
1–6
2–5
—
4–9
3–4
6–7
3–3
24–22
Seattle
2–4
3–4
6–1
2–4
1–5
8–5
3–3
5–8
2–5
3–4
9–4
—
3–3
10–3
2–4
26–20
Tampa Bay
4–9
7–6
2–4
4–3
1–5
2–4
3–3
4–3
4–3
6–7
4–3
3–3
—
1–5
9–4
26–20
Texas
2–5
2–4
7–0
2–4
4–3
6–7
5–1
9–4
2–5
3–3
7–6
3–10
5–1
—
2–4
19–27
Toronto
6–7
5–8
5–1
2–4
2–5
2–5
2–5
7–0
2–4
6–7
3–3
4–2
4–9
4–2
—
20–26
Updated with the results of all games through September 30, 2024.
Roster
2024 Cleveland Guardians
Roster
Pitchers
Catchers
Infielders
Outfielders
Manager
Coaches
Game log
Regular season
2024 Game Log: 92–69 (Home: 50–30; Away: 42–39)
March/April: 19–10 (Home: 8–4; Away: 11–6)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
1
March 28
@ Athletics
8–0
Bieber (1–0)
Wood (0–1)
—
13,522
1–0
W1
2
March 29
@ Athletics
6–4
Allen (1–0)
Stripling (0–1)
Clase (1)
3,837
2–0
W2
3
March 30
@ Athletics
12–3
Sandlin (1–0)
Sears (0–1)
—
5,425
3–0
W3
4
March 31
@ Athletics
3–4
Jiménez (1–0)
Barlow (0–1)
—
4,118
3–1
L1
5
April 1
@ Mariners
4–5
Hancock (1–0)
McKenzie (0–1)
Stanek (1)
21,322
3–2
L2
6
April 2
@ Mariners
5–2
Bieber (2–0)
Castillo (0–2)
Clase (2)
20,646
4–2
W1
7
April 3
@ Mariners
8–0
Allen (2–0)
Kirby (1–1)
—
22,583
5–2
W2
8
April 4
@ Twins
4–2
Bibee (1–0)
López (1–1)
Clase (3)
35,595
6–2
W3
9
April 6
@ Twins
3–1
Sandlin (2–0)
Ryan (0–1)
Clase (4)
25,806
7–2
W4
—
April 7
@ Twins
Postponed (rain); Makeup: August 9
10
April 8
White Sox
4–0
McKenzie (1–1)
Banks (0–1)
—
35,735
8–2
W5
11
April 9
White Sox
5–7
Wilson (1–1)
Barlow (0–2)
Kopech (2)
14,887
8–3
L1
12
April 10
White Sox
7–6 (10)
Morgan (1–0)
Shaw (0–1)
—
12,405
9–3
W1
—
April 12
Yankees
Postponed (rain); Makeup: April 13
13
April 13 (1)
Yankees
2–3
Schmidt (1–0)
Carrasco (0–1)
Holmes (6)
17,089
9–4
L1
14
April 13 (2)
Yankees
2–8
Poteet (1–0)
McKenzie (1–2)
—
31,066
9–5
L2
15
April 14
Yankees
8–7 (10)
Beede (1–0)
Ferguson (0–2)
—
28,119
10–5
W1
16
April 15
@ Red Sox
6–0
Herrin (1–0)
Bernardino (0–1)
—
33,008
11–5
W2
17
April 16
@ Red Sox
10–7 (11)
Clase (1–0)
Winckowski (1–1)
Barlow (1)
30,133
12–5
W3
18
April 17
@ Red Sox
0–2
Houck (3–1)
Lively (0–1)
—
32,024
12–6
L1
19
April 18
@ Red Sox
5–4
Carrasco (1–1)
Criswell (0–1)
Clase (5)
35,494
13–6
W1
20
April 19
Athletics
10–2
McKenzie (2–2)
Boyle (1–3)
—
16,262
14–6
W2
21
April 20
Athletics
6–3
Allen (3–0)
Wood (0–2)
Clase (6)
19,487
15–6
W3
22
April 21
Athletics
6–2
Bibee (2–0)
Stripling (0–5)
—
16,905
16–6
W4
23
April 23
Red Sox
4–1
Barlow (1–2)
Houck (3–2)
Clase (7)
13,543
17–6
W5
24
April 24
Red Sox
0–8
Criswell (1–1)
Carrasco (1–2)
—
13,916
17–7
L1
25
April 25
Red Sox
6–4
Gaddis (1–0)
Anderson (0–1)
Clase (8)
16,082
18–7
W1
26
April 26
@ Braves
2–6
Sale (3–1)
Allen (3–1)
—
40,210
18–8
L1
27
April 27
@ Braves
4–2 (11)
Barlow (2–2)
Lee (0–1)
Sandlin (1)
41,696
19–8
W1
28
April 28
@ Braves
3–4 (10)
Minter (5–1)
Clase (1–1)
—
40,758
19–9
L1
29
April 30
@ Astros
9–10 (10)
Hader (1–2)
Gaddis (1–1)
—
29,711
19–10
L2
May: 19–9 (Home: 11–2; Away: 8–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
30
May 1
@ Astros
3–2 (10)
Smith (1–0)
Dubin (0–1)
Clase (9)
25,733
20–10
W1
31
May 2
@ Astros
2–8
Scott (1–1)
Allen (3–2)
—
26,600
20–11
L1
32
May 3
Angels
0–6
Soriano (1–4)
Bibee (2–1)
—
19,698
20–12
L2
33
May 4
Angels
7–1
Lively (1–1)
Detmers (3–3)
—
26,292
21–12
W1
34
May 5
Angels
4–1
Carrasco (2–2)
Canning (1–4)
Clase (10)
19,579
22–12
W2
35
May 6
Tigers
2–1
Sandlin (3–0)
Flaherty (0–2)
Clase (11)
15,029
23–12
W3
36
May 7
Tigers
7–11
Holton (3–0)
Ávila (1–1)
—
15,531
23–13
L1
37
May 8
Tigers
5–4 (10)
Clase (2–1)
Lange (0–2)
—
20,788
24–13
W1
38
May 9
@ White Sox
2–3
Fedde (3–0)
Lively (1–2)
Kopech (4)
10,495
24–14
L1
39
May 10
@ White Sox
3–6
Crochet (3–4)
Carrasco (2–3)
Leasure (2)
17,319
24–15
L2
40
May 11
@ White Sox
1–3
Hill (1–0)
McKenzie (2–3)
Brebbia (1)
26,152
24–16
L3
41
May 12
@ White Sox
7–0
Allen (4–2)
Soroka (0–5)
—
15,529
25–16
W1
42
May 13
@ Rangers
7–0
Gaddis (2–1)
Leclerc (3–3)
—
27,100
26–16
W2
43
May 14
@ Rangers
7–4
Lively (2–2)
Leiter (0–1)
Clase (12)
33,885
27–16
W3
44
May 15
@ Rangers
0–4
Gray (2–1)
Carrasco (2–4)
—
29,276
27–17
L1
45
May 17
Twins
3–2
Herrin (2–0)
Durán (0–1)
Clase (13)
30,121
28–17
W1
46
May 18
Twins
11–4
Allen (5–2)
Ober (4–2)
—
35,545
29–17
W2
47
May 19
Twins
5–2
Clase (3–1)
Durán (0–2)
—
25,136
30–17
W3
48
May 20
Mets
3–1
Lively (3–2)
Megill (0–2)
Clase (14)
20,046
31–17
W4
49
May 21
Mets
7–6
Sandlin (4–0)
Houser (0–4)
Clase (15)
20,977
32–17
W5
50
May 22
Mets
6–3
Gaddis (3–1)
Garrett (5–1)
Smith (1)
22,322
33–17
W6
51
May 24
@ Angels
10–4
Allen (6–2)
Sandoval (2–7)
—
37,618
34–17
W7
52
May 25
@ Angels
4–3
Bibee (3–1)
Soriano (2–5)
Clase (16)
35,861
35–17
W8
53
May 26
@ Angels
5–4
Lively (4–2)
Detmers (3–5)
Clase (17)
38,741
36–17
W9
54
May 27
@ Rockies
6–8
Rogers (1–0)
Curry (0–1)
Beeks (5)
35,122
36–18
L1
55
May 28
@ Rockies
13–7
Smith (2–0)
Lambert (2–4)
—
21,009
37–18
W1
56
May 29
@ Rockies
4–7
Blach (2–2)
Allen (6–3)
—
21,374
37–19
L1
57
May 31
Nationals
7–1
Bibee (4–1)
Corbin (1–6)
—
35,526
38–19
W1
June: 14–11 (Home: 7–3; Away: 7–8)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
58
June 1
Nationals
3–2
Lively (5–2)
Parker (4–3)
Clase (18)
36,725
39–19
W2
59
June 2
Nationals
2–5
Irvin (3–5)
Carrasco (2–5)
Finnegan (16)
25,521
39–20
L1
60
June 4
Royals
8–5
Smith (3–0)
Long (0–1)
Clase (19)
23.260
40–20
W1
—
June 5
Royals
Postponed (rain); Makeup: August 26
61
June 6
Royals
3–4
Long (1–1)
Gaddis (3–2)
McArthur (12)
26,344
40–21
L1
62
June 7
@ Marlins
2–3
Scott (5–4)
Smith (3–1)
—
10,718
40–22
L2
63
June 8
@ Marlins
8–0
Lively (6–2)
Muñoz (1–2)
Ávila (1)
15,669
41–22
W1
64
June 9
@ Marlins
6–3
Sandlin (5–0)
Puk (0–7)
—
12,850
42–22
W2
65
June 11
@ Reds
5–3
McKenzie (3–3)
Martinez (2–4)
Clase (20)
34,103
43–22
W3
66
June 12
@ Reds
2–4
Lodolo (7–2)
Bibee (4–2)
Díaz (14)
42,427
43–23
L1
67
June 14
@ Blue Jays
3–1
Allen (7–3)
Gausman (5–5)
Clase (21)
36,790
44–23
W1
68
June 15
@ Blue Jays
0–5
Francis (3–2)
Carrasco (2–6)
—
39,318
44–24
L1
69
June 16
@ Blue Jays
6–7
Berríos (6–5)
Lively (6–3)
Pearson (2)
40.043
44–25
L2
70
June 18
Mariners
5–8
Miller (6–5)
McKenzie (3–4)
Muñoz (13)
25,453
44–26
L3
71
June 19
Mariners
8–0
Bibee (5–2)
Woo (3–1)
—
26,107
45–26
W1
72
June 20
Mariners
6–3
Allen (8–3)
Castillo (6–8)
Clase (22)
24,470
46–26
W2
73
June 21
Blue Jays
7–1
Carrasco (3–6)
Rodríguez (0–2)
—
35,868
47–26
W3
74
June 22
Blue Jays
6–3
Lively (7–3)
Berríos (6–6)
Clase (23)
37,133
48–26
W4
75
June 23
Blue Jays
6–5
Herrin (3–0)
Kikuchi (4–7)
Clase (24)
27,479
49–26
W5
76
June 24
@ Orioles
3–2
Bibee (6–2)
Povich (0–2)
Barlow (2)
20,309
50–26
W6
77
June 25
@ Orioles
10–8
Ávila (2–1)
Irvin (6–4)
Clase (25)
18,574
51–26
W7
78
June 26
@ Orioles
2–4
Rodriguez (9–3)
Curry (0–2)
Kimbrel (17)
17,965
51–27
L1
79
June 27
@ Royals
1–2
Long (2–1)
Lively (7–4)
McArthur (14)
23,340
51–28
L2
80
June 28
@ Royals
3–10
Marsh (6–5)
McKenzie (3–5)
—
20,691
51–29
L3
81
June 29
@ Royals
7–2
Bibee (7–2)
Ragans (5–6)
—
24,153
52–29
W1
82
June 30
@ Royals
2–6
Lugo (11–2)
Allen (8–4)
—
27,691
52–30
L1
July: 13–12 (Home: 7–6; Away: 6–6)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
83
July 2
White Sox
7–6
Clase (4–1)
Kopech (2–7)
—
25,654
53–30
W1
84
July 3
White Sox
2–8
Fedde (6–3)
Williams (0–1)
—
37,151
53–31
L1
85
July 4
White Sox
8–4
Lively (8–4)
Shuster (1–1)
—
29,404
54–31
W1
86
July 5
Giants
2–4
Walker (5–3)
Bibee (7–3)
Doval (17)
36,769
54–32
L1
87
July 6
Giants
5–4
Ávila (3–1)
Harrison (4–4)
Clase (26)
36,081
55–32
W1
88
July 7
Giants
5–4
Smith (4–1)
Hjelle (3–3)
Clase (27)
32,012
56–32
W2
89
July 8
@ Tigers
0–1
Holton (4–1)
Barlow (2–3)
Miller (1)
17,677
56–33
L1
90
July 9
@ Tigers
9–8 (10)
Barlow (3–3)
Vest (1–3)
Clase (28)
17,111
57–33
W1
91
July 10
@ Tigers
4–5
Olson (4–8)
Bibee (7–4)
Foley (15)
16,862
57–34
L1
92
July 11
@ Tigers
1–10
Flaherty (6–5)
Howard (1–2)
—
22,399
57–35
L2
93
July 12
@ Rays
0–2
Bradley (4–4)
Carrasco (3–7)
Adam (4)
17,290
57–36
L3
94
July 13
@ Rays
4–2
Sandlin (6–0)
Cleavinger (5–2)
Clase (29)
19,946
58–36
W1
95
July 14
@ Rays
0–2
Pepiot (6–5)
Lively (8–5)
Fairbanks (17)
21,875
58–37
L1
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96
July 19
Padres
7–0
Bibee (8–4)
Waldron (5–9)
—
37,242
59–37
W1
97
July 20
Padres
0–7
Cease (9–8)
Williams (0–2)
—
37,485
59–38
L1
98
July 21
Padres
1–2
King (8–6)
Lively (8–6)
Suárez (23)
30,491
59–39
L2
99
July 22
Tigers
2–8
Skubal (11–3)
Carrasco (3–8)
—
22,451
59–40
L3
100
July 23
Tigers
5–4
Smith (5–1)
Wentz (0–2)
Clase (30)
23,277
60–40
W1
101
July 24
Tigers
2–1
Gaddis (4–2)
Brieske (1–1)
Clase (31)
24,633
61–40
W2
102
July 25
Tigers
0–3
Lucas (1–0)
Williams (0–3)
Miller (2)
32,867
61–41
L1
103
July 26
@ Phillies
3–1
Lively (9–6)
Sánchez (7–6)
Clase (32)
44,448
62–41
W1
104
July 27
@ Phillies
0–8
Phillips (3–0)
Carrasco (3–9)
—
44,356
62–42
L1
105
July 28
@ Phillies
4–3
Herrin (4–0)
Alvarado (1–5)
Clase (33)
43,845
63–42
W1
106
July 29
@ Tigers
8–4
Bibee (9–4)
Brieske (1–2)
—
18,387
64–42
W2
107
July 30
@ Tigers
5–0
Williams (1–3)
Faedo (5–3)
—
23,239
65–42
W3
August: 12–17 (Home: 9–10; Away: 3–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
108
August 1
Orioles
10–3
Lively (10–6)
Rogers (2–10)
—
26,194
66–42
W4
109
August 2
Orioles
8–4
Smith (6–1)
Kremer (4–8)
—
35,137
67–42
W5
110
August 3
Orioles
4–7
Eflin (7–7)
Cantillo (0–1)
Canó (5)
37,251
67–43
L1
111
August 4
Orioles
5–9
Burnes (12–4)
Williams (1–4)
—
33,628
67–44
L2
112
August 5
Diamondbacks
6–7 (10)
Thompson (6–3)
Clase (4–2)
Martínez (1)
19,570
67–45
L3
—
August 6
Diamondbacks
Postponed (rain); Makeup: August 7
113
August 7 (1)
Diamondbacks
3–7
Pfaadt (5–6)
Lively (10–7)
—
see 2nd game
67–46
L4
114
August 7 (2)
Diamondbacks
3–5
Rodríguez (1–0)
Carrasco (3–10)
Martínez (2)
26,739
67–47
L5
115
August 9 (1)
@ Twins
2–4
Ober (12–5)
Cantillo (0–2)
Durán (16)
23,217
67–48
L6
116
August 9 (2)
@ Twins
3–6
Sands (6–1)
Cobb (0–1)
Richards (1)
28,605
67–49
L7
117
August 10
@ Twins
2–1
Williams (2–4)
Woods Richardson (3–3)
Clase (34)
30,314
68–49
W1
118
August 11
@ Twins
5–3
Bibee (10–4)
Thielbar (2–3)
Clase (35)
30,084
69–49
W2
119
August 12
Cubs
9–8
Sandlin (7–0)
Merryweather (1–1)
Clase (36)
25,619
70–49
W3
120
August 13
Cubs
2–1
Ávila (3–1)
Smyly (3–6)
Clase (37)
29,090
71–49
W4
121
August 14
Cubs
6–1
Cobb (1–1)
Taillon (8–7)
—
30,243
72–49
W5
122
August 16
@ Brewers
3–5
Civale (4–8)
Williams (2–5)
Payamps (6)
30,346
72–50
L1
123
August 17
@ Brewers
1–2
Peralta (8–7)
Bibee (10–5)
Williams (4)
37,518
72–51
L2
124
August 18
@ Brewers
0–2
Rea (11–4)
Lively (10–8)
Koenig (1)
34,483
72–52
L3
125
August 20
@ Yankees
9–5 (12)
Herrin (5–0)
Mayza (0–2)
—
41,426
73–52
W1
126
August 21
@ Yankees
1–8
Cortés Jr. (7–10)
Cantillo (0–3)
—
41,263
73–53
L1
127
August 22
@ Yankees
0–6
Cole (5–2)
Williams (2–6)
—
38,105
73–54
L2
128
August 23
Rangers
3–5
Eovaldi (9–7)
Bibee (10–6)
Yates (23)
33,786
73–55
L3
129
August 24
Rangers
13–5
Lively (11–8)
Gray (5–5)
—
33,037
74–55
W1
130
August 25
Rangers
4–2
Boyd (1–0)
Bradford (4–2)
Clase (38)
28,370
75–55
W2
131
August 26 (1)
Royals
3–4
Schreiber (4–3)
Gaddis (4–3)
Erceg (8)
17,738
75–56
L1
132
August 26 (2)
Royals
4–9
Long (3–1)
Allen (8–5)
Lynch IV (1)
16,856
75–57
L2
133
August 27
Royals
1–6
McArthur (5–5)
Williams (2–7)
—
19,820
75–58
L3
134
August 28
Royals
7–5
Morgan (2–0)
Erceg (2–4)
Clase (39)
19,722
76–58
W1
135
August 30
Pirates
10–8
Ávila (5–1)
Mlodzinski (2–5)
Clase (40)
32,132
77–58
W2
136
August 31
Pirates
0–3
Ortiz (6–4)
Boyd (1–1)
Chapman (5)
35,747
77–59
L1
September: 15–10 (Home: 8–5; Away: 7–5)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
137
September 1
Pirates
6–1
Cobb (2–1)
Keller (11–9)
—
33,750
78–59
W1
138
September 2
@ Royals
4–2
Williams (3–7)
Wacha (11–7)
Clase (41)
30,612
79–59
W2
139
September 3
@ Royals
7–1
Bibee (11–6)
Singer (9–10)
—
14,813
80–59
W3
140
September 4
@ Royals
1–4
Lugo (15–8)
Lively (11–9)
Erceg (9)
14,094
80–60
L1
141
September 6
@ Dodgers
3–1
Boyd (2–1)
Knack (2–3)
Clase (42)
45,318
81–60
W1
142
September 7
@ Dodgers
2–7
Honeywell Jr. (1–1)
Williams (3–8)
—
48,690
81–61
L1
143
September 8
@ Dodgers
0–4
Flaherty (12–6)
Bibee (11–7)
—
44,207
81–62
L2
144
September 9
@ White Sox
5–3
Cantillo (1–3)
Shuster (1–4)
Clase (43)
11,429
82–62
W1
145
September 10
@ White Sox
5–0
Ávila (6–1)
Cannon (3–10)
—
12,246
83–62
W2
146
September 11
@ White Sox
6–4
Sandlin (8–0)
Martin (0–4)
Clase (44)
11,252
84–62
W3
147
September 12
Rays
2–5
Sulser (1–0)
Williams (3–9)
Lovelady (2)
19,188
84–63
L1
148
September 13
Rays
1–3
Littell (7–9)
Bibee (11–8)
Uceta (3)
24,160
84–64
L2
149
September 14
Rays
6–1
Cantillo (2–3)
Alexander (6–5)
—
31,362
85–64
W1
150
September 15
Rays
2–0
Lively (12–9)
Bradley (6–11)
Clase (45)
21,144
86–64
W2
151
September 16
Twins
4–3
Walters (1–0)
Jax (4–5)
Clase (46)
17,559
87–64
W3
152
September 17
Twins
1–4
Sands (9–1)
Williams (3–10)
Jax (9)
17,391
87–65
L1
153
September 18
Twins
5–4 (10)
Gaddis (5–3)
Henriquez (1–1)
—
19,391
88–65
W1
154
September 19
Twins
3–2 (10)
Morgan (3–0)
Thielbar (2–4)
—
21,707
89–65
W2
155
September 20
@ Cardinals
5–1
Lively (13–9)
Gibson (8–8)
Sabrowski (1)
33,967
90–65
W3
156
September 21*
@ Cardinals
5–6
Mikolas (9–11)
Boyd (2–2)
Helsley (46)
41,317
90–66
L1
157
September 22
@ Cardinals
1–2
Pallante (8–8)
Herrin (5–1)
Helsley (47)
39,100
90–67
L2
158
September 24
Reds
6–1
Bibee (12–8)
Spiers (5–7)
—
19,752
91–67
W1
159
September 25
Reds
5–2
Gaddis (6–3)
Pagán (4–5)
Clase (47)
25,860
92–67
W2
160
September 27
Astros
2–5
Blanco (13–6)
Cantillo (2–4)
—
34,149
92–68
L1
161
September 28
Astros
3–4
Verlander (5–6)
Lively (13–10)
Dubin (2)
33,609
92–69
L2
–
September 29
Astros
Canceled (rain); Will not be made up
Legend: = Win = Loss = Postponement = Clinched playoff spot = Clinched division Bold = Guardians team member
Postseason
Game log
2024 Postseason Game Log: 4–6 (Home: 3–3; Away: 1–3)
American League Division Series: 3–2 (Home: 2–1; Away: 1–1)
American League Championship Series: 1–4 (Home: 1–2; Away: 0–2)
Postseason rosters
Playoff rosters
American League Division Series
American League Championship Series
Player stats
Yellow background = Team leader in category.
Batting
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases
Pitching
Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts
Postseason stats
Batting
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases
Pitching
Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts
Farm system
References
^ "Cleveland Guardians Announce 2024 Schedule" . News5Cleveland.com . July 13, 2023. Retrieved July 13, 2023 .
^ Bell, Mandy (September 19, 2024). "Guards walk off into October! Cleveland clinches postseason berth" . MLB.com . Retrieved September 19, 2024 .
^ Bell, Mandy (September 21, 2024). "Guardians clinch 2nd AL Central title in past 3 years" . MLB.com . Retrieved September 21, 2024 .
^ "Transactions" . MLB.com . Retrieved October 29, 2023 .
^ Bowman, Mark (November 20, 2023). "Braves bolster 'pen, sign RHP Reynaldo López to 3-year deal" . MLB.com . Retrieved February 11, 2024 .
^ Browne, Ian (January 3, 2024). "Red Sox finalize deal with Giolito to add starting depth" . MLB.com . Retrieved February 11, 2024 .
^ "Transactions" . MLB.com . Retrieved November 4, 2023 .
^ "Guardians sign RHP Ben Lively" . MLB.com (Press release). December 12, 2023. Retrieved February 11, 2024 .
^ Bell, Mandy (December 17, 2023). "For Hedges, return to Guardians feels like 'coming home' " . MLB.com . Retrieved February 11, 2024 .
^ "Transactions" . MLB.com . Retrieved February 11, 2024 .
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