Cleveland Guardians Prospect Report 11/21-24/24

Venezuelan League (Thu.) - Tiburones de La Guaira 7, Navegantes del Magallanes 0
Venezuelan League (Fri.) - Tiburones de La Guaira 9, Navegantes del Magallanes 5
Venezuelan League (Sat.) - Cardenales de Lara 9, Tiburones de La Guaira 6
Venezuelan League (Sun.) - Tiburones de la Guaira 11, Navegantes del Magallanes 6
Puerto Rican League (Thu.) - Leones de Ponce 1, Gigantes de Carolina 0
Puerto Rican League (Fri.) - Gigantes de Carolina 1, Senadores de San Juan 0
Puerto Rican League (Sat.) - Gigantes de Carolina 5, Criollos de Caguas 1
Puerto Rican League (Sun. - G1) - Cangrejeros de Santurce 2, Gigantes de Carolina 1 (F/7)
Puerto Rican League (Sun. - G2) - Cangrejeros de Santurce 3, Gigantes de Carolina 1 (F/7)
Colombian League (Fri.) - Caimanes de Barranquilla 4, Vaqueros de Monteria 2

GUARDIANS ORGANIZATIONAL PLAYERS

Gabriel Arias (SS, La Guaira): combined 6-for-15, 7 R, 1 2B, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 4 BB (1 intentional) - Arias was unstoppable this weekend as he recorded a pair of hits each of the last three days - and even his hitless Thursday saw him reach twice via walk. There has been talk of Arias being a player the Guardians might trade this offseason. If such is the case, he is doing nothing to hurt his trade value with his Venezuelan performances.

Johnathan Rodriguez (OF/DH, Carolina): combined 1-for-18, 2 R, 3 BB (1 intentional), 5 K - Rodriguez, who - like Arias - is living on the edge of the Cleveland 40-man, was not nearly as impressive over the past four days. J-Rod began his Puerto Rican campaign on a rough note with only one hit in his first five games. The hit, however, represented something of a bright spot as it led to him scoring the only run of the Gigantes’ Friday victory.

Dayan Frias (3B, Monteria): 0-2, 1 BB,1 SB - Frias’ Vaqueros only played once over the last four days and Dayan had a relatively quiet Friday.