CLEVELAND — The current MLB season is currently in the middle of its All-Star break, but fans already know when they'll be able to look forward to baseball in 2024.
On Thursday, MLB announced the entirety of its 2024 regular-season schedule, including the Cleveland Guardians' full 162-game slate. The Guardians will kickoff their 2024 campaign on the road on March 28 when they play the first of four-game series against the Oakland Athletics, before heading up the coast for a three-game slate against the Seattle Mariners (April 1-3) and returning to the Midwest for three games against the Minnesota Twins (April 4-7).
On April 8, Cleveland will host the Chicago White Sox, in what will mark the team's 2024 home opener at Progressive Field. Coincidentally, this will also be the day a total solar eclipse will be visible throughout much of Northeast Ohio during the afternoon. First pitch for the game has not yet been announced, but the festivities could potentially line up with the path of totality from roughly 3:13-3:17 p.m.
The Guardians' full 2024 schedule is as follows:
- March 28 @ Oakland
- March 29 @ Oakland
- March 30 @ Oakland
- March 31 @ Oakland
- April 1 @ Seattle
- April 2 @ Seattle
- April 3 @ Seattle
- April 4 @ Minnesota
- April 6 @ Minnesota
- April 7 @ Minnesota
- April 8 v Chicago-AL
- April 9 v Chicago-AL
- April 10 v Chicago-AL
- April 12 v New York-AL
- April 13 v New York-AL
- April 14 v New York-AL
- April 15 @ Boston
- April 16 @ Boston
- April 17 @ Boston
- April 18 @ Boston
- April 19 v Oakland
- April 20 v Oakland
- April 21 v Oakland
- April 23 v Boston
- April 24 v Boston
- April 25 v Boston
- April 26 @ Atlanta
- April 27 @ Atlanta
- April 28 @ Atlanta
- April 30 @ Houston
- May 1 @ Houston
- May 2 @ Houston
- May 3 v Los Angeles-AL
- May 4 v Los Angeles-AL
- May 5 v Los Angeles-AL
- May 6 v Detroit
- May 7 v Detroit
- May 8 v Detroit
- May 9 @ Chicago-AL
- May 10 @ Chicago-AL
- May 11 @ Chicago-AL
- May 12 @ Chicago-AL
- May 13 @ Texas
- May 14 @ Texas
- May 15 @ Texas
- May 17 v Minnesota
- May 18 v Minnesota
- May 19 v Minnesota
- May 20 v New York-NL
- May 21 v New York-NL
- May 22 v New York-NL
- May 24 @ Los Angeles-AL
- May 25 @ Los Angeles-AL
- May 26 @ Los Angeles-AL
- May 27 @ Colorado
- May 28 @ Colorado
- May 29 @ Colorado
- May 31 v Washington
- June 1 v Washington
- June 2 v Washington
- June 4 v Kansas City
- June 5 v Kansas City
- June 6 v Kansas City
- June 7 @ Miami
- June 8 @ Miami
- June 9 @ Miami
- June 11 @ Cincinnati
- June 12 @ Cincinnati
- June 14 @ Toronto
- June 15 @ Toronto
- June 16 @ Toronto
- June 18 v Seattle
- June 19 v Seattle
- June 20 v Seattle
- June 21 v Toronto
- June 22 v Toronto
- June 23 v Toronto
- June 24 @ Baltimore
- June 25 @ Baltimore
- June 26 @ Baltimore
- June 27 @ Kansas City
- June 28 @ Kansas City
- June 29 @ Kansas City
- June 30 @ Kansas City
- July 2 v Chicago-AL
- July 3 v Chicago-AL
- July 4 v Chicago-AL
- July 5 v San Francisco
- July 6 v San Francisco
- July 7 v San Francisco
- July 8 @ Detroit
- July 9 @ Detroit
- July 10 @ Detroit
- July 11 @ Detroit
- July 12 @ Tampa Bay
- July 13 @ Tampa Bay
- July 14 @ Tampa Bay
- July 19 v San Diego
- July 20 v San Diego
- July 21 v San Diego
- July 22 v Detroit
- July 23 v Detroit
- July 24 v Detroit
- July 25 v Detroit
- July 26 @ Philadelphia
- July 27 @ Philadelphia
- July 28 @ Philadelphia
- July 29 @ Detroit
- July 30 @ Detroit
- August 1 v Baltimore
- August 2 v Baltimore
- August 3 v Baltimore
- August 4 v Baltimore
- August 5 v Arizona
- August 6 v Arizona
- August 7 v Arizona
- August 9 @ Minnesota
- August 10 @ Minnesota
- August 11 @ Minnesota
- August 12 v Chicago-NL
- August 13 v Chicago-NL
- August 14 v Chicago-NL
- August 16 @ Milwaukee
- August 17 @ Milwaukee
- August 18 @ Milwaukee
- August 20 @ New York-AL
- August 21 @ New York-AL
- August 22 @ New York-AL
- August 23 v Texas
- August 24 v Texas
- August 25 v Texas
- August 26 v Kansas City
- August 27 v Kansas City
- August 28 v Kansas City
- August 30 v Pittsburgh
- August 31 v Pittsburgh
- Sept. 1 v Pittsburgh
- Sept. 2 @ Kansas City
- Sept. 3 @ Kansas City
- Sept. 4 @ Kansas City
- Sept. 6 @ Los Angeles-NL
- Sept. 7 @ Los Angeles-NL
- Sept. 8 @ Los Angeles-NL
- Sept. 9 @ Chicago-AL
- Sept. 10 @ Chicago-AL
- Sept. 11 @ Chicago-AL
- Sept. 12 v Tampa Bay
- Sept. 13 v Tampa Bay
- Sept. 14 v Tampa Bay
- Sept. 15 v Tampa Bay
- Sept. 16 v Minnesota
- Sept. 17 v Minnesota
- Sept. 18 v Minnesota
- Sept. 19 v Minnesota
- Sept. 20 @ St. Louis
- Sept. 21 @ St. Louis
- Sept. 22 @ St. Louis
- Sept. 24 v Cincinnati
- Sept. 25 v Cincinnati
- Sept. 27 v Houston
- Sept. 28 v Houston
- Sept. 29 v Houston
Of note, the Guardians will host the New York Mets for a three-game series from May 20-22, in what is scheduled to mark Francisco Lindor's first appearance at Progressive Field since the trade that sent him from Cleveland to New York in 2021. The Mets are one of eight interleague opponents the Guardians will host at Progressive Field next season, with the others being the Washington Nationals (May 31-June 2), San Francisco Giants (July 5-7), San Diego Padres (July 19-21), Arizona Diamondbacks (August 5-7), Chicago Cubs (August 12-14), Pittsburgh Pirates (August 30-Sept. 1) and Cincinnati Reds (September 24-25).