Paul Hoynes is a beat writer at cleveland.com, covering the Cleveland Guardians since 1983. With a rich background in sports journalism, he has reported on various teams including the Browns and Cavs, while also focusing on major league sports and the business of sports. Paul has been featured in multiple publications, including Calhoun Times, Norwalk Reflector, and MLive.
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Paul Hoynes' articles predominantly focus on local sports, particularly baseball with a specific emphasis on the Cleveland Guardians. Given this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to the team's roster moves, player performances and analysis of their position within MLB.
He frequently covers announcements about player contracts and signings as well as events such as arbitration days. Therefore, if you have insights or access to exclusive details regarding these aspects of the Cleveland Guardians or relevant players, it could be valuable for pitching to Paul.
Additionally, providing expert commentary on how certain players fit into the team’s strategy or offering analysis on AL Central Division dynamics may also resonate with his coverage area.
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By: Paul Hoynes
Guardians hit three home runs for the second time in their last three games in win over Astros.
The Guardians head to Chicago for a first-place showdown with the White Sox at 2-4 on this trip.
By: Paul Hoynes
The Guardians' starting pitching depth is weakened because a prospect needs surgery.
By: Paul Hoynes
The Guardians and White Sox, fighting for first place in the AL Central, will seven times in the next 13 games.
First place in the AL Central will be in the balance when the Guardians travel to Chicago to meet the White Sox in a three-game series.
The Guardians' offense showed some life in the late going, but the White Sox are a handful.
By: Paul Hoynes
The Guardians are now 2-6 on their nine-game road trip, with three of those losses coming by identical 2-1 scores despite strong pitching performances.
By: Paul Hoynes
The Guardians get their first look at the rival Chicago White Sox in dropping two out of three games at Rate Field.
By: Paul Hoynes
Tanner Bibee, Gavin Williams, Parker Messick, Slade Cecconi and Joey Cantillo have made all 81 starts this season, providing stability as key hitters land on the injured list.
The Guardians and Mariners split a four-game series in Seattle to open the 2026 season.
