Trust, just like respect, isn't given; it's earned. And although he hasn't been in Cleveland very long, late-game reliever Colin Holderman has earned the trust of his coaching staff already. Before the Cleveland Guardians were set to take on the Los Angeles Angels in the second outing of a three-game set, bench coach Tony Arnerich, who has been serving as the acting manager for Stephen Vogt due to illness, spoke to the ability to trust that Holderman can keep the Guardians intact in high-leverage situations. Holderman has stepped into a big role with the previous setup arm, Shawn Armstrong, suffering a groin injury. "I mean, he's pitched for a while now, and the stuff is real," Arnerich began. "You guys see the stuff coming out of his hand. I mean, it is... a heavy, heavy sinker, and the sweeper, it sweeps man.…