Cleveland Guardians chose the American League Cy Young Award owner Corey Klubber as a special assistant on Wednesday.
Cluber spent most of his 13 -year -old play career with Cleveland and officially retired in February 2024.
According to Cleveland.com, Klubber said, “I think I really didn’t really look for anything last year.” He said. “He doesn’t play the first year, I wanted to see where I was mentally, I wanted to see what feels right.”
39 -year -old Kluber, said he would be flexible how to help the shooting staff.
“Many of them are getting more and more,” he said. “There’s nothing on the stone, but I think I’m really trying to find the best ways to contribute.”
Klubber had a record of Cleveland Franchise (2011-19), Texas Rangers (2020), New York Yankees (2021), Tampa Bay Rays (2022) and Boston Red Sox (2023) and 271 career matches (260 starters) and 116-77.
All-Star three times won two Al Cy Young Prize in Cleveland in 2014 and 2017. On May 19, 2021, he screwed up against Rangers.
“This is only very suitable. A great being for our young jugs,” he said.
“They know what he has achieved in his career, they especially know what he has achieved here. The player and not as far as he can be related to everything.”
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