Coeur d'Alene's Kyle Manzardo Rejoins Guardians After Leaving to Be with His Family While Mom Has Heart Transplant in Spokane
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, JUL 10 – Kyle Manzardo returned to the Cleveland Guardians after missing three games to support his mother during a heart transplant, batting .217 with 13 home runs this season.
- Kyle Manzardo returned to the Cleveland Guardians on Thursday after stepping away for three games to support his family during his mother’s heart transplant in Spokane.
- Manzardo's mother, Windy, was identified with cardiac sarcoidosis, an autoimmune condition that disrupts the heart's electrical functions, resulting in her being listed for a transplant since 2022.
- To clear a roster spot for Manzardo, the Guardians optioned outfielder Jhonkensy Noel to Triple-A Columbus before Manzardo returned before a four-game series opener against the Chicago White Sox.
- At the time, Manzardo was batting.217 with 13 home runs and 33 RBIs in 78 games as Cleveland held a 43-48 record and sat fourth in the AL Central.
- The Guardians' reintegration of Manzardo followed Windy Manzardo's successful heart transplant surgery at Providence Sacred Heart Hospital, highlighting the team's support amidst a challenging season.
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Manzardo rejoins Guardians after leaving to be with his family while mom has heart transplant
Cleveland Guardians first baseman Kyle Manzardo has rejoined the team after missing three games to be with his family while his mother underwent a heart transplant. Windy Manzardo had surgery
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