Guardians struggle with lineup adjustments amid injuries in June series
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
The Cleveland Guardians face lineup challenges during their series against Seattle as they play without key hitters José Ramirez, Josh Bell, and Kyle DeLauter due to injuries. Currently sitting three games above.500, the Guardians have gone 2-5 in June series play. A loss in the final game of the Seattle series would further complicate their standings, bringing their record to 2-6 in June. Despite the recent struggles, prospects such as Brayan Rocchio and Chase DeLauter have opportunities to showcase their skills leading up to the All-Star Break.
- •José Ramirez, Josh Bell, and Kyle DeLauter are injured.
- •Guardians have a June record of 2-5 in series play.
- •A loss today would drop them to 2-6.
- •Team remains three games above.500.
- •Prospects are getting opportunities to contribute.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — The Guardians’ Stone Soup Approach
"Stone Soup — by Mario Crescibene In my most recent article portraying the Guardians as knights of the Round Table, one reader commented: Enchanting, sir Knight. However I must warn thee that the denizens of yonder woods feast on meat and potatoes, while Shakespearean tales of yore leave them most chilled. And so meat and potatoes it […]
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