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New Report Details Why Carlos Santana Chose Return to Cleveland Over Deal w/ Seattle Mariners
Hometown discount. It's the idea that a player will leave a little money on the table in order to return back to a place that
Carlos Santana returns to Cleveland on 1-year deal, first baseman’s third stint with Guardians
Even after leaving Cleveland, Carlos Santana remained a fan favorite and was warmly welcomed back as a visitor. He’s home again.
MLB notes: Carlos Santana sold his Cleveland area house. A day later, the Guardians invited him home
The house in Bratenahl, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, had special meaning for Carlos Santana and his wife, Brittany. It was the first home Santana, a native of the Dominican Republic, purchased in the United States, back in 2012 after he signed his first multi-year deal. All four of the Santanas’ children were born in the Cleveland area.
Carlos Santana Turned Down AL West Team Before Guardians Signing, Per Report
The Cleveland Guardians will have a new first baseman in 2025 following the Josh Naylor trade. However, this "new" player is one that fans are more than familiar with. Cleveland has reportedly signed Carlos Santana to a one-year deal, and he'll return to the organization where he makes his major league debut for a third stint.
Breaking down the Guardians’ trade of Josh Naylor and the return of Carlos Santana (Podcast)
On Monday’s podcast, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga break down the trade and what Santana’s return could mean for rookie Kyle Manzardo. They also pay tribute to baseball legend Rickey Henderson, who passed away on Saturday. Listen and read along with an AI-generated transcript of the podcast below.
Guardians To Sign Carlos Santana
The Guardians have reunited with a longtime veteran of the organization, as Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the club is in agreement with first baseman Carlos Santana on a one-year, $12MM deal.
Carlos Santana Reportedly Turned Down More Money From Seattle Mariners to Go to Cleveland
So much of this offseason has evidently been about the Mariners unwillingness to spend money, but that doesn't appear to be the case here.
Guardians officially welcome back free agent first baseman Carlos Santana
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Carlos Santana Part 3 is official. The Guardians announced the signing of the switch-hitting first baseman on Monday afternoon. The news of Santana agreeing to a one-year $12 million deal broke Saturday night, right after the Guardians traded first baseman Josh Naylor to Arizona.
Former Twins first baseman Carlos Santana signs with Guardians
Twins first baseman Carlos Santana avoids an inside pitch during a game at Target Field last season. (Jerry Holt/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Carlos Santana returns to Cleveland on 1-year deal, first baseman's third stint with Guardians
CLEVELAND — Even after leaving Cleveland, Carlos Santana remained a fan favorite and was warmly welcomed back as a visitor. He’s home again. Santana signed a one-year, $12 million contract and ...
MLB: The Tempting Offer Carlos Santana Rejected for a Smaller Deal with the Guardians
Carlos Santana sparked interest at nearly 40 years old as soon as he hit free agency, and this weekend the Guardians made waves by signing the seasoned first baseman in MLB. However, it appeared there were already other offers before Cleveland convinced him,
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Guardians Insider Reveals More Details About Carlos Santana's Contract
The Cleveland Guardians knew all along that the likelihood of a Josh Naylor trade was high entering the off-season. And while ...
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Carlos Santana's wild weekend proves Yankees were smart to finish Paul Goldschmidt signing
It was clear the New York Yankees planned to pivot to a short-term first base solution long before Christian Walker secured ...