The Cleveland Guardians have some tough choices to make between now and the MLB trade deadline, and deciding whether or not to move Jose Ramirez is not one of them. Barring a dramatic turn of events,

Cleveland Guardians superstar third baseman Jose Ramirez is one of the most consistently productive players in the major leagues.

The Cleveland Guardians could be sellers given their current 46-49 record. Analysts, media members, and fans have thrown some logical names around, such as Lane Thomas and Carlos Santana, if the team decides to sell.

The Cleveland Guardians reportedly have a short list of players whom they aren't willing to trade before the deadline.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — José Ramírez is the American League Player of the Week for the eighth time in his career after leading the Guardians to six wins on their final road trip before the All-Star Game.

Guardians React to Jose Ramirez News on Monday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Third baseman Jose Ramirez is in his thirteenth season as a member of the Cleveland Guardians after making his big-league debut in 2013.

The All-Star break grants almost everyone a chance to catch their breath, to ruminate on the first half and to ponder what's to come.

The Guardians' superstar third baseman passes on fan-elected All-Star start to heal nagging injuries, revealing his ultimate career priorities.

Could the New York Yankees make a blockbuster trade for one of the most underrated players in MLB, Jose Ramirez?

Jose Ramirez was voted as the starter for the AL at third base, but he'll instead sit out the All-Star Game to focus on rest and recovery.

The Cleveland Guardians continued their recent slide on Friday, losing 2-1 to the Detroit Tigers at Progressive Field. With the loss, Cleveland is now 40-46 and

The Cleveland Guardians are one of the most historic franchises in sports. That’s why it’s not a surprise to see them near the top in total All-Star selections. As shown by Boardroom on X, Cleveland has the eighth-most selections for the All-Star Game.