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CLEVELAND -- Manager Stephen Vogt and right-hander Tanner Bibee took a 40-minute walk before the Guardians’ season-ending 7-3 loss to the Rays in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series. It provided Bibee an open channel of communication. Bibee…

Cleveland Guardians pitcher Tanner Bibee faced only three batters across 11 games during the postseason, despite leading the team in regular-season starts and innings pitched. Manager Stephen Vogt and Bibee engaged in candid conversations regarding the decision, which Vogt explained was matchup-driven rather than intentional exclusion. Bibee accepted the outcome while expressing frustration over his limited role after struggling to a 7.36 ERA over five starts in September.
Looking toward the offseason, Bibee and the Guardians front office plan to make minor mechanical and pitch usage adjustments rather than a full overhaul. General manager Mike Chernoff and Vogt reiterated that the right-hander remains central to the organization's future, backed by a contract extension that runs through at least 2029.
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