The Toronto Blue Jays have traded a left-handed pitcher to the Cleveland Guardians after designating him for assignment.

After the Cleveland Guardians remained quiet at the MLB Winter Meetings, trade rumors have started to swirl again. On Monday, Dec. 15, a St. Louis Cardinals in

The Cleveland Guardians acquired left-handed pitcher Justin Bruihl in a trade with the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday.

Cleveland Guardians broadcasters Matt Underwood and Jim Rosenhaus are set to visit the Valley to speak with fans next month.

This offseason the Guardians opted to sign and purchase bullpen depth, many of whom are going to be projects for the coaching staff to attempt to develop. In total, they signed four bullpen arms, three to the major league roster and one to the minors.

Last year with the Angels, Brogdon threw in 43 games, all in relief. He compiled a 5.55 ERA, and 1.34 WHIP in 47 innings with the Angels. He struck out an average of 9.38 hitters per nine innings, while walking 3.45 hitters per nine.

Projections suggest Chase DeLauter could be the breakout star Cleveland desperately needs, while injury concerns linger for George Valera and C.J. Kayfus faces a fight for playing time.

On Wednesday, Dec. 17, the Cleveland Guardians decided to designate Noel for assignment in response to acquiring Justin Bruihl from the Toronto Blue Jays.

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