Cleveland Guardians' Hunter Gaddis continues to show positive signs after starting the season on the injured list.

Guards Ball is back and potentially better than ever. But for Cleveland to finally get over the hump, some changes still need to be made.

Hunter Gaddis gave the Cleveland Guardians a lot to be excited about after he missed the start of the season with an injury.

The Cleveland Guardians on Monday activated right-handed reliever Hunter Gaddis and outfielder George Valera from the injured list the start of a three-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals. Gaddis (right forearm stiffness) started the season on the 15-day injured list after making one appearance in spring training on Feb. 27. One of the league’s top setup men, Gaddis has a 2.29 ERA in 151 appearance over the past two seasons.

This is a fun roster move for the Guardians this season.

The Cleveland Guardians received good news on Saturday.

Where do Cleveland Guardians' Hunter Gaddis and George Valera stand in their rehab?

Stephen Vogt shared the latest updates on injured Cleveland Guardians players George Valera, Daniel Schneemann, and Hunter Gaddis.

Cleveland Guardians pitcher Hunter Gaddis is still working his way back to the mound after an injury scare.