Guardians’ Jo Adell gets completely honest on finally reaching first postseason
Playing Major League Baseball in Southern California seems like the dream. You have great weather for the most part, no shortage of fans come to the games and you get to live by the beach if you choose to do so. The only problem is that if you have been an MLB player for the Los Angeles Angels anytime since 2015, you haven’t experienced the […] The post Guardians’ Jo Adell gets completely honest…
Outfielder Jo Adell of the Cleveland Guardians shared his excitement about finally getting his first taste of postseason baseball. Adell, who made his MLB debut with the Angels in 2020 before being traded to the Guardians earlier this year, expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to play in October. "Obviously haven’t had the chance to play in October, meaningful baseball since I debuted," Adell said via Natalie Turk of NEO Sports Insiders.
"Really just being in this environment, having this opportunity and being with a team that knows what it takes to play at this time of year and to win, it’s been awesome."
The Guardians made a strong showing in the American League Central division earlier this year, securing a playoff berth. Adell acknowledged that the atmosphere in Cleveland is special, with a passionate and loyal fanbase that creates an electric environment for postseason games. While the Los Angeles Angels have not been in the postseason since 2014, the Guardians have consistently been a contender in recent years, making Adell's experience in the postseason a much-anticipated one.
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