We hope you’ll consider joining our exclusive Guardians community of fans in our Discord, you’ll get an additional episode per week for a buck, all for supporting the show at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast Listeners get $20 off their first ticket purchase at SEATGEEK with the the promo code: SELBY. Zack and T.J. react to Kyle Manzardo getting another promotion and promptly going yard twice. What took so long to get him back up? The guys also talk about two more terrific performances from Alex Cobb and Matthew Boyd and whether they should be rotation options beyond 2024.

We hope you’ll consider joining our exclusive Guardians community of fans in our Discord, you’ll get an additional episode per week for a buck, all for supporting the show at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast Listeners get $20 off their first ticket purchase at SEATGEEK with the the promo code: SELBY. Zack and T.J. chat about Jhonkensy Noel's power, Matthew Boyd continuing to impress, an idea for Triston McKenzie to help Cleveland in the postseason and look ahead to a big series vs. Kansas City.

Zack tries to explain why T.J. is more frustrated over Sunday's loss to Jays than other defeats this year, Meisel presents some incredible Steven Kwan hitting facts and the guys sift through a few fan trade ideas. We hope you’ll consider joining our exclusive Guardians community of fans in our Discord, you’ll get an additional episode per week for a buck, all for supporting the show at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast Listeners get $20 off their first ticket purchase at SEATGEEK with the the promo code: SELBY.

Zack and T.J. talk about the return of Oscar Mercado and how the team is handling a few roster spots in the absence of Oscar Gonzalez. Then, the guys discuss the importance of the upcoming stretch of winnable games before the All-Star Break and T.J. asks Zack about a pair of potential trade candidates.

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The Red Sox steal the fun to begin the Guardians' homestand. Zack and T.J. return to discuss and continue to look ahead to the trade deadline. For more episodes of the show and access to our exclusive show Discord, find us at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast

Cleveland takes 2 of 3 from the Dodgers and didn't have Jose Ramirez for a pair of the games. Zack and T.J. discuss the continued pleasant stretch for the Guardians and assess the current AL MVP race. Then, the guys talk about Shane Bieber's solid performance against Los Angeles, talk about when Nolan Jones will get an opportunity and the promotion of Bo Naylor to Triple-A.

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The King has returned with a special surprised from T.J. Zack is back from the paternity list and discusses whether Aaron Judge is truly the MVP (or if it *is* actually close), watching Jose Ramirez from home as opposed to in person, how real is Oscar Gonzalez's performance and if we haven't given enough credit to the youngest team in baseball for hanging around the standings.

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Looking for dudes and guys? Well, kind of. Anthony Castrovince of MLB.com joins T.J. this week to revisit the Francisco Lindor trade and assess Andres Gimenez's great season, offer some continued love to José Ramírez and begin to look ahead to the trade deadline, which seems more than a little uncertain at this point.

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T.J. is joined on today's episode by Ryan Lewis of the Akron Beacon Journal. The guys discuss the young hitters' struggles, including Owen Miller and Steven Kwan, Franmil Reyes' recent trip to the IL, the promotion of Oscar Gonzalez and what to expect from the young outfielder, then Ryan and T.J. hand out grades to the offense, starting rotation and bullpen.

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Mike "Chico" Bormann, host of Chico After Dark on 92.3 The Fan, joins T.J. to discuss a poor homestand by the Guardians against the Reds and Tigers, assessing if this season has been a "success" to this point, anything encouraging in a 10-strikeout performance by Shane Bieber and how a radio host balances the need to talk Browns with anything else in the Cleveland sports talk scene.

Al Pawlowski of Guardians Live on Bally Sports Great Lakes fills in for Zack this week, as Al and T.J. talk about Cleveland dropping a pair this weekend to the Twins, the growth of young players on the roster, the mostly disappointing starting pitching and Al's start in TV and his passion for broadcasting.

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Zack and T.J. talk about some of the positives within the offense, including a resurgent Franmil Reyes. Then, the guys talk about another poor showing in Shane Bieber velocity and how odd it is to be more intrigued by the bats to begin the season.

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The Cleveland Guardians -- Team Extreme -- continue the sweep theme alive by taking three from Oakland to conclude a long road trip. How can a younger team make it worth enduring the mistakes and learning moments? Zack and T.J. discuss. Then, the guys talk about Bobby Bradley and Logan Allen being designated for assignment and, given Tuesday's upcoming pitching matchup, revisit the Mike Clevinger trade.

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Zack and T.J. discuss what Jose Ramirez is truly good at -- spoiler: it is everything -- then T.J. plays an AI song about Jose for Zack. Then, the guys talk about Ben Lively and the on-going evolution of pitching and how hitters attack them.

Zack gives his account of the ugly trash-throwing incident at Yankee Stadium this past weekend and recaps the thoughts of Myles Straw and Oscar Mercado, then T.J. asks Zack to rate the reality of some way-too-early observations about the Guardians to begin the 2022 season.

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A big shock as it appears that the Cleveland Guardians are not the owners of baseball's best offense, as the previous 4-game stretch suggested. However, Zack and T.J. are back to discuss the difficulties of early-season evaluation, whether it's OK to embrace a little unfounded optimism at times, and the guys revisit the José Ramírez extension and determine if some additional pay this season for Jose warrants readdressing offseason front office criticism. For midweek episodes ($1 per show) and access to our exclusive show Discord (where fans are discussing all things Guardians), join us at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast

Steven Kwan is off to a historical start to his MLB career with the Guardians. Zack and T.J. discuss -- and they share a big secret behind his success -- before talking about Shane Bieber and the Myles Straw extension. For midweek episodes and to join our exclusive Discord server, consider becoming a supporter of the show Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast

Happy Opening Day! Zack and T.J. draft Cleveland players after an unnecessarily long game of rock, paper, scissors. 

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Zack and T.J. discuss the formation of the opening day Guardians roster, the reported extension of Emmanuel Clase and what it means to both sides, an update to José Ramírez extension talks and about some important survey questions before the upcoming start of the 2022 season.

Zack and T.J. discuss the potential Opening Day roster, which is starting to take shape. Or is it? What will the bullpen look like? Which younger players are impressing this spring and which have a shot at making the team? The guys also talk about the latest José Ramírez developments.

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It's the offseason. It's spring training. It's all happening at once. Zack and T.J. talk about the weird dynamic of player movement post lockout and what we can read into Cleveland's reported attempts -- unsuccessful -- to deal for Matt Olson and Jesse Winker. The guys also discuss reported interest in Joc Pederson and the need to make a play for a more established option.

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T.J. and Zack talk about the NBA All-Star Game and if there are any lessons MLB can take away from recent NBA and NFL events.

Zack and T.J. look ahead to 2024 and attempt to project which players will be in Cleveland's lineup.

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Zack and T.J. discuss the promotion and first big-league hit for Daniel Schneemann, the continued legend growth of David Fry, continue their discussion about trade needs.

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Zack and T.J. discuss who the next player will be to wear a Cleveland cap in the Hall of Fame. Does José Ramírez have a shot? And the guys revisit a discussion about the greatness of Kenny Lofton.

T.J. and Zack are back and discuss rumors of David Blitzer joining Cleveland's ownership group. What would a new minority investor mean to the Guardians? Can we know that? And is there room for excitement despite those questions?

Zack and T.J. are taking a little time off this week to spend with family and friends for the Holidays, but for those that haven't joined us at Patreon for weekly offseason content, here are some highlights from the month of December. If you'd like more Guardians content than just our free shows every other week during the offseason, find us at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Zack and T.J. discuss some of their takeaways from the recent release of the ZiPS Projections for the 2022 Guardians. Then, the guys talk about expectations -- Guardians, Browns and Cavs included -- and how they can be processed differently depending where the franchise is in their timeline.

Zack and T.J. talk about the artificial deadline the expiring CBA has created and why a real offseason deadline might make sense for the sport, reports of the Orioles willing to listen on Cedric Mullins and if he's the best of the controllable outfielders in a trade. Then, the guys act to the flurry of activity this weekend and what it means to the AL Central and all of baseball.

Zack and T.J. talk about the agreement between Cleveland's baseball and roller derby team, the latest on the search for a minority investor, Emmanuel Clase finishing fifth in AL Rookie of the Year voting and the state of the AL Central, which could be a very interesting division in 2022.

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Zack asks T.J. which of Cleveland's starting pitchers, outside of Shane Bieber, he would most want to sign to an extension this off-season. Then, the guys talk Jorge Soler -- would he fit with the Guardians in 2022? -- Eddie Rosario's worth and Halloween candy.

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Zack and T.J. finishing up some thoughts on how Cleveland should approach free-agency, run through the list of the Guardians' arbitration eligible players and then explain why this offseason is so critical to the franchise.

Zack takes a victory lap for accurately predicting that Cleveland would finish with 80 wins. Then, the guys look ahead briefly to the offseason before selecting MLB Awards and providing fuel for embarrassment by predicting Postseason outcomes.

As it's almost time to look ahead to the off-season, Zack and T.J. talk about where Emmanuel Clase's season ranks among all-time Cleveland relievers and then discuss what looks good about Anthony Gose below the surface that seem worth investment and give a status update on Nolan Jones.

Zack and T.J. talk about the joy of watching Jose Ramirez when he's this hot (or always), which is the most important injury return: Steven Kwan or Gavin Williams? We also discuss some rest-of-season projections for Guardians hitters. We hope you’ll consider joining our exclusive Guardians community of fans in our Discord, you’ll get an additional episode per week for a buck, all for supporting the show at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast Listeners get $20 off their first ticket purchase at SEATGEEK with the the promo code: SELBY.

Zack and T.J. react to the news of Anthony Gose's promotion to Cleveland and take some time to put another marvelous season by Jose Ramirez into context.

Yet another no-hitter against the Indians leads Zack and T.J. into another discussion about hitting development, assistant coaching and the need for some aggressive decisions this upcoming off-season. Then, the guys talk about the latest developments in the AL MVP race and determine if there is anything that can unseat Shohei Ohtani as the favorite.

Zack and T.J. talk about the Rays' intentional balk in Boston, what James Karinchak is doing at Triple-A and debate the legitimacy of some wild 2022 ideas about Bryan Lavastida, Triston McKenzie, Zach Plesac, Gabriel Arias, Amed Rosario and more.

Zack and T.J. talk about the weird battle between the Mets players, including Francisco Lindor, and the fans happening in New York, attempt to theorize what happened with James Karinchak that led to his demotion -- is it really *all* about the sticky stuff? -- and talk more about the difficulty of assigning blame and credit to assistant coaches, like Cleveland's hitting staff.

Zack and T.J. talk about the Indians-Angels matchup at the Little League Classic and share stories of the day leading up to Sunday's game. Then, the guys talk more about Cal Quantrill's continued recent dominance and if Amed Rosario has firmly entered "dude" territory for 2022.

T.J. and Zack talk about Triston McKenzie's attempt at perfection and why his mental and physical growth is just as impressive as the one outing. Then, the guys discuss if they'd be OK giving up a milestone hit like Miguel Cabrera's 500th home run, T.J. asks about Cleveland's WAR leaders -- a surprise leader is on the list -- and Zack quizzes about a random former Indians infielder.

Zack and T.J. discuss Myles Straw and why his presence puts more pressure on Bradley Zimmer and Oscar Mercado. Then, the guys respond to six true or false statements, including conversations about Cal Quantrill, Zach Plesac, a possible Franmil Reyes extension, Andres Gimenez, Roberto Perez and Austin Hedges.

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Zack and T.J. preview the upcoming trade deadline by discussing the things the Indians front office will be considering this week prior to Friday afternoon. The guys discuss Cesar Hernandez, Jose Ramirez, Amed Rosario and anyone else that opposing teams might consider trade targets -- and more important, if any of those names make sense to be dealt. Meisel and Zuppe also revisit the wild 2016 trade deadline and T.J.'s cat stops  by to say meow.

Zack and T.J. spend nearly the entire episode talking about the four healthy outfielders currently on the Indians' active roster, Bradley Zimmer, Oscar Mercado, Harold Ramirez and Daniel Johnson. What do we know about them? And what do we need to learn? How would you rank them?

Zack and T.J. discuss Cleveland's 6-game losing skid and a weekend of missed chances against Houston. Then, the guys break down the upcoming 40-man roster crunch that will likely occur this offseason and rank the current 5-man rotation.

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Zack and T.J. have fun with Cleveland's weekend sweep of the Twins, give deserved credit to rotation in recent stretch, revisit and rank old Francisco Lindor trade proposals and more. We hope you’ll consider joining our exclusive Guardians community of fans in our Discord, you’ll get an additional episode per week for a buck, all for supporting the show at Patreon.com/SelbyIsGodcast Listeners get $20 off their first ticket purchase at SEATGEEK with the the promo code: SELBY.

Zack and T.J. react to Josh Naylor's injury in Minnesota, leading to seven different questions. The guys discuss the need to find out about Daniel Johnson and Oscar Mercado, talk about Nolan Jones and Andres Gimenez, banter about which relievers are most trusted behind Cleveland's big three and attempt to decide which manager would be voted Manager of the Year in the AL if the season ended today. Zack and T.J. also chat about which hitter would they prefer at the plate with the game on the line and what their enjoyment level is while watching the Indians this season.

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Zack and T.J. recap Cleveland's series in Pittsburgh, Bryan Shaw and James Karinchak's implosion on Saturday and talk more about spin rates. Then, the guys debate if the Indians should listen if teams ask about Amed Rosario at the trade deadline and give their over/unders on a few rest of season projections for a number of Tribe hitters.

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T.J. and Zack talk about the injury to Shane Bieber and how the Indians will survive the next several weeks with just one of their big three starters, Aaron Civale, standing. Can Cleveland piece together a staff with J.C. Mejia and Cal Quantrill pitching on short rest for short periods? Also, the guys talk about Bobby Bradley's production and Josh Naylor's recent scuffles.

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