The Cleveland Guardians’ farm system is producing another wave of promising arms that could impact the major league roster sooner than expected.
Two pitchers have separated themselves from the pack with exceptional performances across multiple levels of the organization.
Their development comes at a crucial time for Cleveland as the organization continues building around pitching depth.
“MiLB pitchers with 10+ wins, 100+ K, and an AVG below .200 this season: LHP Josh Hartle, LC, RHP Yorman Gómez, LC/AKR – end of list” Logan Potosky shared on X.
MiLB pitchers with 10+ wins, 100+ K, and an AVG below .200 this season:
– LHP Josh Hartle, LC
– RHP Yorman Gómez, LC/AKR*end of list* pic.twitter.com/zjBVHn3OCi
— Logan Potosky (@LoganPotosky) August 17, 2025
Both prospects have achieved rare statistical milestones that highlight their dominance throughout the minor league season.
Josh Hartle has been outstanding for High-A Lake County this season.
The left-hander carries a 10-2 record with a 2.35 ERA while striking out 100 batters in 103.1 innings.
Hartle arrived in Cleveland through a trade last winter and has quickly moved up prospect rankings.
His command and composure match what the Guardians typically value in their pitching prospects.
Yorman Gómez has split time between Lake County and Double-A Akron while posting similarly impressive numbers.
The 22-year-old right-hander has reached double-digit wins and surpassed 100 strikeouts while keeping opponents under .200.
Scouts have taken notice of Gómez’s improved stamina and developing strikeout repertoire.
His ability to make adjustments during games and handle pressure situations has drawn particular praise from evaluators.
What makes both pitchers stand out goes beyond basic statistics.
They attack hitters throughout the lineup and work efficiently deep into games.
The emergence of Hartle and Gómez provides the Guardians with future rotation options and internal competition that benefits the entire system.
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