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We are an organization that believes in developing players. Hear from Kyle Manzardo, Angel Martínez, and Nic Enright as they talk about how the Guardians Player Development System took the time to grow them into the players they are today. Full Feature 🔗

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LJ "Boogie Nights" Vallot11 months ago

@CleGuardians Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter... Delauter...

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Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

Unique field 🇺🇲11 months ago

@CleGuardians Yep, thats what a minor league ball club would say! We develop people so other teams can have great players!

Baseball 9 Warriors11 months ago

Kyle Manzardo is the only player on this video who didn’t play for Guardians organization until when he got traded to Cleveland

Joe Allanson11 months ago

@CleGuardians 1) Develop 2) Trade for more prospects 3) Repeat

Ray Sherman11 months ago

We develop players and then don’t pay them….

Nick Chubb11 months ago

Why do we suck at it then? It’s not a coincidence that so many players have been ass here, then proceeded to become wayyy better with other teams. The same thing will probably happen with guys like Rodriguez and Noel

..11 months ago

So call up DeLauter

xCJBMGx11 months ago

@CleGuardians 😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️ “developing players then trade them off….because out owners are cheap and don’t like winning! We a MLB farm team!” There i fixed it for you

Tom Dacre11 months ago

Are you for real! They can’t develop hitters. Manzardo was NOT developed here and the one hitter they sort of developed started in the all star game for another team.

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