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The Cleveland Guardians have a hole at first base, and one of the top free agents at the position is already drawing plenty of attention. Ty France is coming off the best season of his career with the San Diego…

Free agent first baseman Ty France has been named as a potential target for the Cleveland Guardians by CBS Sports' Mike Axisa. The 32-year-old former All-Star is drawing interest across Major League Baseball following a career-best campaign with the San Diego Padres. Multiple contenders, including the Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Mets, and Texas Rangers, are also viewed as potential landing spots as the market develops.
Jimmy Swartz writes that France would fill a vacancy at first base and add right-handed balance to manager Stephen Vogt's lineup. France posted an .865 OPS with 21 home runs in 2026, though Swartz notes Cleveland may be reluctant to meet his expected demand for a multi-year contract.
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