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The Associated Press. (2026, November 2). Ex-Cleveland Guardians pitchers, including star reliever, go to trial in New York on fraud charges. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/ex-cleveland-guardians-pitchers-including-star-reliever-go-to-trial-in-new-york-on-fraud-charges/article_a5b9ebef-01b8-5853-a0af-36359b097143.html
The Associated Press. “Ex-Cleveland Guardians pitchers, including star reliever, go to trial in New York on fraud charges.” Toronto Star, 2 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/ex-cleveland-guardians-pitchers-including-star-reliever-go-to-trial-in-new-york-on-fraud-charges/article_a5b9ebef-01b8-5853-a0af-36359b097143.html.
The Associated Press. “Ex-Cleveland Guardians pitchers, including star reliever, go to trial in New York on fraud charges.” Toronto Star, November 2, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/ex-cleveland-guardians-pitchers-including-star-reliever-go-to-trial-in-new-york-on-fraud-charges/article_a5b9ebef-01b8-5853-a0af-36359b097143.html.
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Former Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, including star reliever Clase, are going on trial in Brooklyn federal court starting Monday on charges of accepting bribes to collude with gamblers who made at least $460,000 betting correctly on individual pitches. The trial is expected to last a month and could determine the future careers and freedom of both pitchers. According to an indictment, Clase began providing inside information in 2023 and recruited Ortiz into the scheme in 2025. Both have pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges and are currently on leave from the club without pay. The judge has ruled that prosecutors cannot show evidence of tax debt owed by Clase due to late submission, but their careers hang in the balance as several professional baseball players and executives will testify during the trial.