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Stephen Vogt, manager of the Cleveland Guardians, is ecstatic to watch his squad play. According to the first-year manager, his team is gelling quite nicely together so far this season.

They are entertaining to watch as a squad. Vogt stated in a Fox Sports in-game interview, “They run, they hit.” They simply adore one another and the game. I love seeing our men play every night, and I absolutely couldn’t support them more.”

The Cleveland players appear to express the same positive emotions for their manager. With a 67-43 record, Cleveland is enjoying one of its greatest seasons among all Major League Baseball teams.

With Vogt leading the way, the Guardians have had an incredible season. Cleveland has won seven of their last ten games, placing them atop the American League Central division. Before play on Sunday, the Guardians lead the Minnesota Twins by five and a half games.

At home, the Guardians are playing fantastic baseball. Cleveland has a 35-16 record at home. With just one game more than the Kansas City Royals, the squad has the second-most home wins of any American League team.

Jose Ramirez, who plays third base, is driving the offense. He’s enjoying a fantastic season with the team. The fielder is taking the baton.276 with 93 runs batted in and 29 home homers. In terms of hits, runs batted in, and home runs, he leads the squad. He’s not the only one that drives recklessly, either. Steven Kwan, an outfielder, is batting.330 and hitting 11 long home runs for the team.