On our Cleveland Guardians tickets page, you will see all home and away games listed for 2026. All ticket orders are shipped via mobile delivery. We make it easy to order your Guardians tickets. Check the game schedule, and click the "Buy Tickets" button next to the game you have in mind. You'll see a venue map and all the ticket options available for that game. Feel free to sort the tickets by section, row, price, or ticket quantity. Once you click on the specific tickets you like, you can move on to our checkout page. All orders are guaranteed. All games at Progressive Field and on the road are available, with many ticket options for baseball fans to choose from. Who do the Guardians consider their division rivals? The Minnesota Twins are one team that's always looking to take the division title.
The 2025 Guardians finished the regular season with an overall record of 88-74. That meant a first-place finish in their division and a chance to go further in the MLB Playoffs. The team got hot at the end of the season, going 20-5 down the final stretch. They would face the Detroit Tigers in the Wild Card round, ultimately losing in three games. Tanner Bibee had a great season on the mound, winning 12 games and striking out 162. He closed out the year with a 1.1 WAR and an ERA of 4.24. Jose Ramirez had a great season at the plate. He hit 30 home runs, 85 RBIs, and 44 stolen bases. As for trades, the team kept a low profile after the season ended. Will that come back to bite them in 2026? We'll have to wait and see.
The Cleveland Guardians played their way into the 2024 MLB playoffs. They bypassed the Wild Card round and waited to see who their first opponent would be. The Detroit Tigers were the Guardians' first opponent in the playoffs. It took all five games to defeat the Tigers, and as of this writing, the team is facing the New York Yankees for a best-of-seven-game series.
The Cleveland Guardians took the top spot in the American League Central with an overall record of 92-69, and they also had the best home-field record in the American League of 50-30. Jose Ramirez had the hottest bat of the team, with 173 hits, 39 doubles, and 39 home runs. He drove in 118 runs and stole 41 bases. Josh Naylor was another "hot bat" for the team. Naylor had 137 hits and 31 home runs, and he drove in 108 RBIs. Steven Kwan had a solid year on offense. He had 140 hits and 14 home runs. Taylor Bibee had a great season on the pitcher's mound. He won 12 games this season and finished the year with a 3.47 ERA. He struck out 187 batters and walked just 44.
Where did the Cleveland Guardians stand at the end of the 2023 season? With an overall record of 76-86, that represents a drop of 14 wins vs. last season. Where the Guardians led the AL Central in 2022, this team missed the 2023 playoffs entirely. Who made some positive moves this past season? One stand-out player would be Bo Naylor. Of the six catchers that the Guardians ran through this season, Bo stood out as the best of the lot. Naylor drove in 32 runs over the 67 games he played. Josh Naylor hit 17 home runs and drove in 97 runs. At age 26, he's a young hopeful who will help lead the team on offense.
The franchise has begun to renovate Progressive Field. Parts of the project should be completed before the start of the 2024 season, such as the East 9th Street building construction and the rebuilt upper deck. By 2025, the Terrace Hub will be redesigned, complete with an open-air hub and beer hall. By 2025, we'll see an improved Dugout Club and front office.
The Cleveland Guardians had a great 2022 season, leading the American League East division by eleven games when the regular season came to an end. The team's final record was 92-70, with identical home and road records. The White Sox, Twins, Detroit Tigers, and Royals were out of playoff contention, as the Guardians found themselves in a Wild Card matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays. The Guardians took the Wild Card series in two games. Next up, the team faced the New York Yankees. That series went to game five, where New York advanced to the next round.
The Cleveland Guardians took second place in the AL Central in 2021. Compared to the 2020 season, the team found itself in the same spot. The final record for last season was 80-82. The Guardians were 13 games behind the division leaders and did not make the playoffs. Key players for last season included Franmil Reyes, who hit 30 home runs from 106 hits. Jose Ramirez knocked 36 out of the park in 2021. His 27 stolen bases led the team. Cesar Hernandez had a solid season, with 87 hits and 18 home runs.
As for pitching, Zach Plesac and Aaron Civale both had great seasons. Civale was 12-5 with 134 strikeouts. Plesac went 10-6 and struck out 100. Cal Quantrill had a 2.89 ERA and struck out 121. Triston McKenzie looks to improve his overall record after 120 innings pitched. He had a team-leading 136 strikeouts but went 5-9 overall. The Guardians had a great closer in Emmanuel Clase. Clase pitched for 69.2 innings with an ERA of 1.29. Clase dominated as a closer, and he looks to return to that form in 2022.
“One game. One lousy game.” Change that. Seven outs. That's all that separated the 2016 Cleveland Guardians from being World Series champions. Nevertheless, they finished the season with a record of 94-67, winning the American League Central division. A great performance from a team projected to finish fourth a year ago. That offseason, the Guardians made a rare free-agent splash, signing 1B/3B/DH Edwin Encarnacion to a three-year, 60 million contract. Other than that, the Guardians, like many clubs, settled arbitration with several key players such as Trevor Bauer and Dan Otero. After that, they signed a bunch of guys to minor league contracts, including Wily Mo Pena, former Yankees mega-prospect Austin Jackson, who has bounced around in recent years, and former Milwaukee Brewers starter Chris Narveson. Other than that, not much can be said about the Indians. Cleveland has a loaded rotation, an even more loaded bullpen, and some talented young position players. They should be the American League favorites heading into 2017.
Believe it or not, the Cleveland Guardians are one of Major League Baseball’s oldest teams. The Cleveland Guardians organization was originally founded in 1894 as the Grand Rapids Rustlers. They remained the Rustlers until 1899, and in 190,0 they moved to Cleveland, where they became the Cleveland Lake Shores. After one season, they changed their name to the Cleveland Bluebirds. After just one season as the Bluebirds, they changed their name to the Cleveland Broncos. After just one season as the Cleveland Broncos, they became the Cleveland Naps in 1903. They remained the Cleveland Naps through 1914, and in 1915, they became the Cleveland Indians. Upon moving to Cleveland, the franchise played at League Park from 1900 until the early 1930s. In 193,6, they went full-time to Cleveland Stadium through 1993. In 1994, they moved to their current home. From 1994 to 2007, it was called Jacobs Field. In 2008, the name was changed to Progressive Field. The motto of the city of Cleveland when it comes to sports seems to be “God hates u.. Well, there is logic behind that statement. In total, the Cleveland Guardians have won the American League five times, but none since 1954. They have won the World Series just two times, the last in 1948.