Guardians Muddled by Gambling Scandals
The story of the summer in downtown Cleveland was that the Guardians lost two important pitchers, not to injury, but to an investigation by the MLB surrounding gambling.
Luis Ortiz and Emmanual Clase, both Dominican right-handers, were expected to have key roles in the Guardians' pitching plan this season under manager Stephen Vogt.
They were put on paid, non-disciplinary leave in July after a betting-integrity firm raised suspicions about bets placed on their pitches, leading to an investigation that was extended until the end of the year, resulting in Ortiz and Clase not pitching again.
Author's summary: Guardians lost pitchers due to MLB gambling investigation.
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