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Ohio’s Cleveland This week, the Guardians left Texas with the All-Star Game save, the game-tying RBI, the top player selected in the MLB Draft, and a semifinalist in the home run derby. Any club would have a busy week, but was this the best All-Star week in the team’s history?

On the episode from Wednesday, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga analyze all that occurred in Texas. Here is an AI-generated transcript of the podcast that you may listen to and read along with.

View the podcast’s automatic transcript from today below. It’s a computer-generated transcript, so typos and errors could occur.

Joe Noga (00:15): Greetings and welcome back to Cleveland Baseball Talk. Paul Hoynes has joined me, Joe Noga. Hoynsie. At least three of the five guardians who participated in the all-star game had a respectable evening. The most seasoned Cleveland all-star in the game, Jose Ramirez, had a fairly quiet night at the plate while one of them had a rather terrifying evening. I’m not sure if he was still recovering from the previous night’s home run derby, but Jose didn’t say much about him, he struck out and lined out in his two at-bats, and

View the podcast from today’s automatic transcript below. This transcript was created by a computer, so there may be typos and mistakes.

Joe Noga (00:00:15):Welcome back to the podcast for Cleveland Baseball Talk. Paul Hoynes is here with me, Joe Noga. In Hoynsie. In the all-star game, there were five guardians, and at least three of them had respectable evenings. While Jose Ramirez, the most seasoned Cleveland all-star in the game, had a very quiet night at the plate, one of them had a pretty terrifying evening. He may have been fatigued from playing in the home run derby the previous evening, but Jose didn’t say much about him, he struck out and lined out in his two at-bats, and