The Cleveland Guardians have found plenty of reasons for optimism during their recent surge back into playoff contention. However, few moments have been as surprising as Steven Kwan’s power display against the Baltimore Orioles.

As the Cleveland Guardians have played themselves back into wild-card contention in the American League, their desire to sell prior to the trade deadline remains a mystery even though teams are calling them.

The Cleveland Guardians have some crucial decisions to make ahead of the MLB trade deadline, and one of their most important choices will be determining the fat

Steven Kwan is perfect for San Diego. A Gold Glove Award winner in three consecutive seasons, the California native leads all left fielders in Defensive Runs Saved (13) this season. San Diego would be acquiring an all-around left fielder who provides everything the team needs and is under contract through 2027.

If the Guardians decide to sell at the trade deadline, Steven Kwan would have plenty of suitors. The New York Mets would be very close to the top of that list.

Steven Kwan came through with a score-tying infield single in the All-Star Game, but he's since missed the first two games since the break.

Steven Kwan was out of the Guardians’ starting lineup for Friday’s series opener against the A’s and is considered day to day due to a nagging right wrist issue, manager Stephen Vogt said.