Travis Bazzana, the Cleveland Guardians' top prospect and 10th overall in baseball, is making strides during spring training, focusing on both mental and physical preparation for the MLB. After a somewhat challenging debut season where he batted .238, Bazzana is using this offseason to adapt to the rigors of a full 162-game schedule, contrasting it with the shorter college seasons.

Bazzana emphasizes the importance of maintaining mental health and finding routines that keep him at peak performance. He sees value in learning from big league veterans like Steven Kwan and Andrés Giménez, who contribute to a positive clubhouse atmosphere. While his spring training numbers have been modest, including a notable home run and good defensive work, he remains focused on continuous improvement and being ready for any opportunity that comes his way.