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The launchers of Cleveland Guardians, Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, had their leave paid indefinitely on Sunday as MLB continues his investigation into the game.
Clase and Ortiz were originally to be sidelined until August 31. But MLB and the players’ union said they agreed to extend their leave “until further notice”. The guards do not comment on the question as long as the probe is not over.
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Cleveland Guardians launcher Emmanuel Clase, during a baseball match against the Giants of San Francisco in San Francisco, on June 17, 2025. (Photo / jeff chiu, file)
Ortiz was put on leave on July 3 – just before it started against the Chicago Cubs. MLB would have investigated the fact that Ortiz influenced betting betting in the matches he launched.
Clase, a triple All-Star, was put on leave on July 28 when MLB announced that he had expanded his investigation. Clase was a name mentioned as a possible sales candidate before the deadline, but the survey ended the commercial rumprs.
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Luis Ortiz de Cleveland Guardians is launching in the first round of a baseball match against the Minnesota Twins in Cleveland, April 30, 2025. (AP photo / Sue Ogrocki, file)
Ortiz, was acquired by the Pittsburgh Pirates Guardians before the start of the 2025 season, had a 4.36 and 96 MPM with sticks in 16 departures. Clase achieved an MPM of 3.23 and 24 stops in 48 appearances this season.
The Guardians held the blows through turmoil. The team made a valiant effort to try to reach the Tigers of Detroit at the top of the central division of the National League. However, they knew 9.5 first games before their match against the Seattle Mariners begins.

The launcher starting from Cleveland Guardians, Luis Ortiz (45), famous during the fifth round against the Los Angeles Angels in Progressive Field on May 30, 2025. (Ken Blaze / Imagn images)
Cleveland is three games behind the Boston Red Sox for the final point of the American League.