Carlos Santana drills a two-run home run to center field in the 6th inning, giving the Guardians a 4-2 lead and passing Earl Averill for 5th in club history

Carlos Santana has been through this before. In fact, he’s been through it several times. The Guardians went into Monday night’s game against Houston on a 10-game losing streak. They’re 15 1/2 games out of first place in the AL Central and have just about drifted over the horizon in the wild-card chase.

The Cleveland Guardians’ offense doesn’t have much to offer fans these days except for Jose Ramirez, Steven Kwan, and a 39-year-old first baseman doing his best to stay relevant. He is actually succeeding in that quest,

Ed Moss was painting a bedroom on June 11 when a friend called with some shocking news: A Carlos Santana grand slam won him a brand new car.

Nothing was more torturous than the 11-gamer that you, Mr. Acta, had a front-row seat for in 2012. It cemented your dismissal, despite a public vote of confidence from Paul Dolan. On July 27, that team was 50-49 and hanging around in the AL Central race. On Sept. 1, the club was 55-77. That’s hard to do.

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Cleveland's Edward Moss had faithfully entered the promotion for years but wasn't watching when his name was selected for the prize he calls "a blessing."

The Boston Red Sox continue searching for a first baseman to finish out the season, and one MLB insider believes this $12 million veteran could be their target.

Stephen Vogt discusses Logan Allen's stellar outing, Carlos Santana's clutch two-run homer and more following Guardians' win in Game 1 of a doubleheader