Guardians, John Means
Cleveland Guardians sign left-handed pitcher John Means, who is recovering from Tommy John surgery
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Guardians signed pitcher John Means to a one-year contract on Wednesday, but the left-hander will not be immediately available as he recovers from Tommy John surgery. Means has a club option for 2026, but the team did not announce financial details.
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Former Orioles pitcher John Means joins the Cleveland Guardians on a one-year deal, with hopes for an August return from ...
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The Cleveland Guardians hope their pitching coaches can work their magic on a new group of potential big league pitchers.
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