The Cleveland Guardians are calling up former No. 1 overall pick Travis Bazzana, sources tell ESPN. Bazzana, 23, hit .287/.422/.511 in 24 Triple-A games this season and will take over at second base for a Guardians team that's a half-game back of first in the AL Central.
With José Ramírez set to become the solo franchise leader in games played for Cleveland today, here’s where he ranks in other notable categories:
Runs: 1,003, 3rd in CLE history (leader: Earl Averill 1,154)
Doubles: 400, 3rd (Tris Speaker 486)
HR: 286, 2nd (Jim Thome 337)
RBI: 954, 2nd (Averill 1,084)
SB: 289, 2nd (Kenny Lofton 452)
Total bases: 3,018, 2nd (Averill 3,201 @EliasSports)
XBH: 729, 1st
Curious to see if Mercer QB Braden Atkinson enters the portal. Atkinson won the Jerry Rice Award as the top freshman in FCS this season with 3,596 passing yards (2nd in FCS) and 35 TDs.
Guardians Game 2 lineup:
1. LF Steven Kwan
2. RF George Valera
3. 3B José Ramírez
4. DH Kyle Manzardo
5. C Bo Naylor
6. SS Gabriel Arias
7. CF Chase DeLauter
8. 1B CJ Kayfus
9. 2B Brayan Rocchio
SP Tanner Bibee
DeLauter will be the sixth player ever to debut in the playoffs.
The Cleveland Guardians, who in July were 15.5 games back of Detroit, have won the American League Central and will host the Tigers in the wild card series.
The other AL wild card series will feature the Boston Red Sox and, barring a collapse by Toronto, the New York Yankees.