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CLEVELAND, Ohio — While finding a new manager is priority No. 1 for Cleveland’s front office this offseason, the club must also evaluate and assess its roster and begin to figure out which players under team control will be back in Guardians uniforms next year. Cleveland has 10 arbitration-eligible players and three more veterans set to be free agents after the World Series.
On Thursday’s podcast, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga looked at each arbitration-eligible player and potential free agent and discussed their chances for returning in 2024.also checked in with their thoughts on who should be back and those players they would prefer to see non-tendered or released. Below are a few responses from SubText users.,: “Not sure if Gallagher or Laureano will be with team on opening day. Top priority should be a long term contract with Josh Naylor.
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