Cleveland Guardians Codexery

Legendary Players & Managers

19 entries in the Cleveland Guardians compendium.

Legendary Players & Managers — Era Chart

Nap Lajoie1874Earl Averill1902Al Rosen1924Rocky Colavito1933Kenny Lofton1954
Al RosenThe Hebrew Hammer: AL MVP, first rookie to lead league in homers, and five straight 100-RBNap LajoieThe Frenchman who set the AL batting record and gave Cleveland its NapsEarl AverillHall of Fame center fielder for the Cleveland Indians, known as 'the Earl of Snohomish'.Bob LemonHall of Fame pitcher and manager who led Cleveland to the 1948 World Series title.Jim ThomeHall of Fame power hitter with 612 home runs and 13 walk-off homers.Rocky ColavitoThe Bronx-born slugger who hit four homers in one game and never made an error in a full sKenny LoftonA speedster who rewrote the postseason playbook and anchored Cleveland's center field for Jim AllisonNo Cleveland player named Jim Allison found in the source.Lou BoudreauHall of Fame shortstop, player-manager, and inventor of the Boudreau shift.Tris SpeakerThe Gray Eagle: Hall of Fame center fielder and Cleveland Indians player-manager.Al SimmonsHall of Fame outfielder known as 'Bucketfoot Al' who starred for the Philadelphia AthleticJoe GordonFlash Gordon: Hall of Fame second baseman for the Yankees and Indians.Joe CarterAmerican former MLB outfielder and first baseman, known for his 1993 World Series walk-offPaul MolitorHall of Fame hitter known as 'the Ignitor' and 'The Complete Player'Jason CiprianiNever touched a glove in the big leagues, yet every Cleveland fan knows his name.Jason HafnerThe legs that made a Cleveland lineup dangerous in every inning.Francisco LindorThe Dominican shortstop who turned a decade of Mets magic into a Cleveland calling card.Emmanuel ClaseDominican closer and franchise saves leader for the Cleveland Guardians.Shane BieberShane Bieber: Cy Young winner, two-time All-Star, and Toronto Blue Jays pitcher.
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