The Cleveland Guardians might be in offseason mode, but that doesn’t mean all they are doing is resting.
The front office is eagerly looking at possibilities to improve the team, even though they have been fairly inactive to this point.
They are looking at potential avenues to trade Shane Bieber, but might be holding out for a better return.
They need to improve the offseason and bring in more impactful, powerful hitters.
Meanwhile, they are also putting together a good opportunity to connect with fans.
Guards Fest will take place on January 20.
The team announced on Friday that more players have confirmed their presence.
More of the fellas are confirmed for Guards Fest!
Who are you excited to meet? 🤩https://t.co/gVgEoAF8pQ#ForTheLand pic.twitter.com/nb3pxpmzpU
— Cleveland Guardians (@CleGuardians) December 21, 2023
Will Brennan, Steven Kwan, Brayan Rocchio, Tyler Freeman, Xzavion Curry, Juan Brito, Jhonkensy Noel, and Jose Tena have all confirmed they will be there in Cleveland next month.
They will be joining some of the team’s brightest stars: Jose Ramirez, Josh Naylor, Andres Gimenez, Triston McKenzie, Bo Naylor, and others.
According to the Guardians’ official site, fans will be able to take pictures, get autographs, and perform other recreational activities with Guardians players.
In fact, photo opportunities with J-Ram, the Naylor brothers, and Gold Glove pictures with Kwan and Gimenez are already sold out, per the information provided by the team.
Gimenez will headline a cleat design competition, and new manager Stephen Vogt will be in attendance and available to chat with fans.
It’s a good way to connect with fans in the Cleveland area and warm up for spring training, which will start in February.
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