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It’s still way too early to dive deep into the Cleveland Guardians’ offseason and their plans. However, we do know some of their pending free agents. Some of them, like Rhys Hoskins, are likely gone, while others like Foster Griffin…

Writer Andres Chavez argues that the Cleveland Guardians must re-sign pending free agents Austin Hedges and Shawn Armstrong for the 2027 season. Chavez highlights Hedges' rare league-average offensive production in 2026 alongside his established defensive skills and leadership as reasons to retain the veteran catcher.
Additionally, Chavez identifies relief pitcher Shawn Armstrong as a key target after he posted a dominant 1.04 ERA across 8.2 postseason innings. Despite Armstrong turning 36 and dealing with regular-season injuries, Chavez asserts that his strong October performance makes him an essential arm to bring back.
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