Spring training is not the place to make emphatic decisions on players. Teams need more than 30 games in the sunshine to see if a player has real talent or not.

Cleveland's top prospect absolutely crushed his first homer in the eighth inning on Tuesday. Statcast tracked the ball's exit velocity of 107.6 mph off the bat and estimated that it traveled 443 feet. Bazzana also recorded two walks in the game, showing that he's getting more comfortable in the box.

The Cleveland Guardians open up Cactus League play against the Cincinnati Reds today. Find out how to watch this game for free.

Travis Bazzana was the No. 1 overall draft selection only last summer. As he opens his first spring training camp, he's focused on his defense.

After the longest four months, possibly ever, Cleveland Guardians baseball is finally back on our TV screens, radios, and phone notifications. Although we’ve only seen two games so far, there’s been plenty of moments to be happy about.

There will be no Guardians' spring-training games on TV or cable TV as MLB negotiates with different carriers to find a regular-season home for the Guardians. The Guardians will carry five Cactus League games starting with Saturday’s spring opener against the Reds on their new direct to consumer streaming app.

Here are the top five prospects to watch in Cleveland Guardians spring training camp for 2025, including recent No. 1 overall pick Travis Bazzana.

Travis Bazzana belted a two-out three-run home run in the ninth, his first of the spring. But the Guardians needed more of a rally bid than that, falling, 9-6, to the Brewers on Feb. 25. In addition to his round-tripper, Bazzana also walked twice, among 11 on the afternoon for the team.

The Guardians, who drop to 1-3 this Spring, return to action on Wednesday against the Texas Rangers at Goodyear Ball Park. The first pitch is slated for 3:05 p.m. Gavin Williams will make the start for Cleveland against Nathan Eovaldi of Texas.