Baseball Boxscore

Wednesday wasn’t kind to the Guardians’ minor league affiliates - except for Lake County, who came through with a shutout victory. Here’s what stood out on an otherwise tough night: Captains Cruise Behind Pitching, Cesarini’s Big Swing The Captains’ bats and arms both showed up. Bennett Thompson stayed hot, collecting three hits to bump his season average to .281. But the real fireworks came from Ryan Cesarini , who isn’t known for his power, but made it count with a three-run blast. Speed is Cesarini's calling card (38 steals and counting), but he supplied all the offense Lake County needed with one swing. 💪 On the mound, John Means took another step in his rehab from Tommy John surgery, spinning 3.2 scoreless innings with four strikeouts and just one walk. Connor Whitaker handled things in relief for the win, and Xavier Martinez locked down the save. The trio held the opposition to just five hits and not a single run. 🔥 Clippers Can’t Cash In Despite Long Balls Columbus got...

What stood out most in Tuesday's boxscores? The catchers flat-out raked! From Triple-A down to Single-A, Guardians backstops led the offensive charge - proof that the organization’s depth behind the plate is more than just defense, even if it is just for one night. 🤔 Columbus backstop Dom Nunez went 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI to pace the Clippers' lineup. In Akron, Cameron Barstad kept things rolling for the Rubber Ducks, collecting two hits of his own. And for Lynchburg, Logun Clark turned in the loudest line of the trio, finishing 3-for-4 with 3 RBI. 🔥 Three catchers, three big nights at the dish - and that doesn't even include the Guardians' top catching prospect, Cooper Ingle , who was in the DH spot for Columbus. The Guardians' pipeline behind the plate is making noise. 👀 P.S. Even big leaguer Austin Hedges got a rare hit and RBI in Arizona last night. Hail to the Guards catchers! 👏 Enjoy this post? Never miss out on future posts by following this blog ...