A swing, a crack of a bat and a ball lands just outside of the bullpen. Instead of flipping his bat, throwing his arms up in the air and showboating, 23-year-old Travis Bazzana shouts to himself, puts his head down and rounds the bases. It's class and excitement, combined into one. On Friday, May 8, Bazzana blasted his first major league home run in the bottom of the first inning in an outing against the Minnesota Twins. Just 90 feet away from him at first base was future Hall of Famer José Ramírez, a player whose career Bazzana can hopefully someday emulate. "He's a great ball player," Guardians manager Stephen Vogt said about Bazzana postgame. "All of our young guys are out here contributing and pushing the pace of the game, doing a phenomenal job. And it's a really fun night for Travis to have his first homer. "And then obviously...…