Things have lined up quite nicely for the Guardians, all things considered. Sure, they have to face a team that finished in the top three of every major category with a lineup that features the guy that hit 62 home runs (not an MLB record) in the regular season. But at least they get their best pitchers in the first three games.
The volatility of the postseason means that Games 4 and 5 could be just about anyone on the mound, but right now they remain undecided. What we do know is that the Guardians have opted to keep everyone on regular rest.