The Cleveland Guardians have played almost 49 games and they are seven games below .500. They might be bad, folks.
In future articles, I will continue to analyze players and talk about what they are doing well, what they are doing poorly, and what they can do to improve their performances. But, right now, in this moment, it doesn’t seem right to talk about Nick Sandlin refining his release point, Andrés Giménez earning himself more pitches to pull, or Enyel De Los Santos making himself a high-leverage relief option. After Memorial Day, we can turn our attention to these lighter matters.