The Cleveland Guardians add three players during Monday’s trade deadline as they aim for a postseason run and a third consecutive AL Central title. Manager Stephen Vogt praises Cleveland’s front office for the additions and says the team now needs to capitalize on the new look roster. The trades bring outfielder Jo Adell from the Los Angeles Angels, first baseman Nathaniel Lowe from the Cincinnati Reds, and pitcher Foster Griffin from the Washington Nationals. Reports indicate Foster Griffin is acquired in exchange for four players, with the move designed to strengthen the rotation, which the club views as among the league’s best. Adell and Lowe are also added to bolster the offense. The new acquisitions are already with the team ahead of subsequent games, including being in the clubhouse before Tuesday’s contest against the New York Mets. They use the time to introduce themselves to teammates and get up to speed before a short series. With the trade deadline moves completed, the focus shifts to how Vogt and the Guardians perform in the postseason push.