The Cleveland Guardians have made a significant trade, sending All-Star Andrés Giménez to the Toronto Blue Jays. This move leaves the Guardians searching for a new second baseman following their recent playoff run.

Among the candidates to fill this role are Juan Brito, who had an impressive season in Triple-A, Angel Martínez, who has limited Major League experience, and Daniel Schneemann, a utility player with versatility on the field.

The New York Yankees are gearing up for the American League Championship Series against the Cleveland Guardians, having included veterans Anthony Rizzo and Marcus Stroman on their roster. Rizzo, who recently recovered from a hand injury, might be a game-time decision for Game 1. Despite a challenging season, his defensive skills are expected to bolster the team's performance.

Stroman, serving as a long reliever, was left off the previous roster but is now crucial for managing the bullpen's workload in the seven-game series. The Yankees have made strategic roster changes, replacing rookie players to enhance their chances of reaching the World Series for the first time since 2009.

Anthony Rizzo has returned to the New York Yankees for the AL Championship Series against the Cleveland Guardians after recovering from a finger fracture sustained from a pitch. Rizzo, a three-time All-Star, had a challenging season but showed promise with a strong performance upon his return.

The Yankees also added Marcus Stroman to their roster while dropping Ben Rice and Duke Ellis. Meanwhile, the Guardians have bolstered their pitching staff by adding Pedro Avila and releasing Angel Martínez.

Anthony Rizzo has returned to the New York Yankees' roster for the AL Championship Series against Cleveland, just two weeks post-injury from a hit-by-pitch incident. The first baseman, a three-time All-Star, had a challenging season but showed promise upon his return.

Alongside Rizzo, the Yankees added pitcher Marcus Stroman, while dropping Ben Rice and Duke Ellis. Cleveland also made roster adjustments, bringing in Pedro Avila and releasing Angel Martínez.

Anthony Rizzo made a swift return to the New York Yankees' lineup for the AL Championship Series against the Cleveland Guardians, just 16 days after fracturing two fingers. Rizzo, who missed the previous series, expressed that the excitement of the game would help him manage his pain.

Despite a challenging season marred by injuries, Rizzo, a three-time All-Star and 2016 World Series champion, emphasized the importance of postseason opportunities. He reflected on the stress of watching from the bench and the urgency of seizing the moment as he ages in his career.