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The Cleveland Guardians’ offseason officially got underway on Thursday, and with it came the first changes to the roster that reached the American League Championship Series. Free agency opened the morning after the Milwaukee Brewers won the World Series, and…

Four Cleveland Guardians players have officially elected free agency following the conclusion of the World Series. The group features catcher Austin Hedges, first basemen Rhys Hoskins and Nathaniel Lowe, and left-handed pitcher Foster Griffin. Cleveland holds an exclusive five-day negotiating window with its own free agents before the quiet period ends on November 3, after which other Major League clubs can pursue them.
Griffin is projected to command significant interest after recording a 3.60 ERA across 172 2/3 innings and striking out 15 postseason batters. President of baseball operations Chris Antonetti indicated the Guardians will stay engaged with Griffin and Lowe, while Hedges expressed hope to return. Meanwhile, Hoskins is viewed as unlikely to re-sign following a season-ending back injury.
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