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Seven Added To Big-League Roster
Original at Scout.com > IndiansInk.net
• Fri, Nov 20
By Chuck Murr The Indians purchased the contracts of seven players from their minor-league affiliates today. Left-hander Kelvin De La Cruz from Mahoning Valley, infielder Carlos Rivero, outfielder Nick Weglarz and right-hander Jeanmar Gomez from Akron and infielders Jason Donald and Wes Hodges...
Cleveland Sports Stuff
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Thu, Nov 19
Some stuff on sports in the beautiful city of Cleveland— · I like C.C. Sabathia, but if he really wanted to thank the fans of Cleveland, he would stop commenting on James’ impending free agency. He said winning in New York is special.
Indians add 7 to 40-man roster
Original at WKYC-TV
• Thu, Nov 19
CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians have added pitchers Kelvin De La Cruz of Class-A Mahoning Valley and Jeanmar Gomez of Double-A Akron and five other minor leaguers to their 40-man roster.
Acta Adds Alomar To Coaching Staff
Original at Scout.com > IndiansInk.net
• Tue, Nov 17
By Chuck Murr Sandy Alomar Jr., one of the most popular players in Indians history, is new manager Manny Acta's first-base coach. Alomar, the 1990 AL Rookie of the Year, MVP of the 1997 All-Star Game, and a member of the Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame, spent 11 seasons with the team as a player. He was a six-ti...
Sandy Alomar Jr. hired by Indians
Original at WKYC-TV
• Tue, Nov 17
CLEVELAND -- Sandy Alomar Jr. is back with the Cleveland Indians.
Acta Adds Three To Coaching Staff
Original at Scout.com > IndiansInk.net
• Mon, Nov 16
By Chuck Murr New Indians manager Manny Acta has added Tim Tolman, Scott Radinsky and Steve Smith to his coaching staff, joining pitching coach Tim Belcher. Tolman will serve as bench coach, Radinsky as bullpen coach and Smith as infield and third-base coach. Acta was named manager last month, succeed...
Indians hire Tim Tolman as bench coach
Original at WKYC-TV
• Mon, Nov 16
CLEVELAND -- New Indians manager Manny Acta has hired Tim Tolman as bench coach, Steve Smith as third-base coach and Scott Radinsky as bullpen coach.
Two Clippers Among Topps' Tops
Original at Scout.com > IndiansInk.net
• Fri, Nov 13
By Chuck Murr Andy Marte and Jordan Brown of the Columbus Clippers have been named to the 2009 Topps Triple-A All-Star team. The baseball card company recognized the productive hitting by both players. Marte has yet to fulfill high hopes in multiple opportunities with the Indians. Brown, despite winni...
The Hot Stove Season Starts
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Sun, Nov 8
Baseball's annual General Manager's Meeting start this week, and so will the hot stove league. The groundwork for trades can be laid down at the meeting, and some may even be consumated. Mark Shapiro and Chris Antonetti are representing the Indians, who have watched their AL Central bre...
Recapping the 2009 season, month by month
Original at Newsday
• Fri, Nov 6
April 18: A 22-4 loss to the Indians includes a 14-run second inning for Cleveland, the most the Yankees have ever surrendered in one inning. ... Yankees win their 27th World Series: Is it time for MLB to talk salary cap ...Examiner.com all 2 news articles »
New Indians manager Manny Acta using World Series to winnow down staff candidates
Original at Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Tue, Nov 3
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In picking a coaching staff, Indians manager Manny Acta would like to name a pitching coach and infield coach first. ... and more »
AFL: Rising Stars
Original at MVN
• Tue, Nov 3
By nancy D’Arnaud is hitting .200 in 9 games, with 3 doubles, a triple, and 2 RBI. OTHER NOTES: Former Indy Indians’ hitting coach Hensley (Bam Bam) Meulens has been named the hitting coach for the San Francisco Giants. Meulens coached the Giants’ AAA team in 2009.
Indians interview Manny Acta for second time
Original at WKYC-TV
• Tue, Oct 20
CLEVELAND -- Manny Acta had his second interview with the Cleveland Indians, who also plan to sit down with ex-New York Mets manager Bobby Valentine about their managerial opening.
Baseball's Biggest Problem
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Wed, Oct 14
In the next couple of years, great players such as Minnesota’s Joe Mauer, Seattle’s Felix Hernandez, and Tampa’s Carl Crawford are going to hit free agency. All of those teams have the same dilemma that the Indians had with C.C. Sabathia, Victor Martinez, and Cliff Lee. Is it better to trade...
Who's For Sure on '10 Tribe
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Fri, Oct 9
There are three obvious fixtures in the ’10 Tribe lineup: Asdrubal Cabrera, Shin-Soo Choo, and Grady Sizemore. At 23 years old, Cabrera has become arguably the second best shortstop in the American League behind Derek Jeter, hitting .308 with 42 doubles. As he gets older and stronger, i...
A New Man in Charge Next Season
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Fri, Oct 2
It’s never a pleasant thing to see someone lose their job, but it’s part of the deal in professional sports. The Cleveland Indians have had disappointing seasons the past two years, so manager Eric Wedge was fired effective at the end of this season.
Cleveland Indians fire manager Eric Wedge; LIVE news conference at 1:30 p.m.
Original at WKYC-TV
• Tue, Sep 29
CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians have fired manager Eric Wedge. He is at the end of his seventh season managing the team.
Opinion: Mercifully, It's Almost Over for Tribe
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Fri, Sep 25
The Indians’ pitching staff is second in the league in allowing walks and are second last in the AL in striking out hitters. That’s a bad combination. In essence, it says the pitchers don’t miss bats very often, and they compound that problem by falling behind in the count.
Verlander strikes out 11, Tigers sweep Tribe
Original at WKYC-TV
• Thu, Sep 24
CLEVELAND -- Justin Verlander pitched the Detroit Tigers closer to a division title and pushed the Cleveland Indians within one loss of matching a franchise record for futility with a 6-5 win on Thursday night.
Cleveland Indians release 2010 schedule
Original at WKYC-TV
• Tue, Sep 15
CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians have released their 2010 schedule.
Garko Goes, Who's Next?
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Wed, Jul 29
Remember that since the end of the Indians dominance of the Central Division in 2001, only Kansas City has not made a playoff appearance. The Indians and Tigers have made one each; the White Sox have been there twice, while the Twins have been in the playoffs four times.
Opinion: If You Can't Sign 'Em, Trade 'Em
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Tue, Jun 30
A few years ago, the Tribe knew three key components were about to be free agents after the 2008 season: C.C. Sabathia, Jake Westbrook, and Travis Hafner. As of the end of the 2006 season, these three players represented the team’s best power hitter, the ace of the pitching staff, and a solid...
There is Talent on Tribe Roster
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Wed, Jun 24
The lowest ranked players who have seen significant playing time for Cleveland are OF Ben Francisco (-0.5), Kelly Shoppach (-0.9), and Grady Sizemore (0.3). Sizemore has his elbow injury as a reason for his struggles, and if that has been a problem since spring training, it could explain hi...
Opinion: The Indians Needs to Have a Good Draft
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Thu, Jun 4
If it weren’t for trades for other teams’ prospects and the Latin American scouting department, the Cleveland Indians would be in a lot bigger trouble than they are right now. The days of drafting and signing guys like Manny Ramirez, Jim Thome, Brian Giles, and Sabathia seems like a long t...
Opinion: Cleveland Indians beat Rays, rain and instant replay for fourth ... - The Plain Dealer
Original at Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Thu, May 28
In completing a four-game sweep of the Rays with a 2-1 victory Thursday in a game that started at 12:05 pm and didn't end until 5:03 pm because of a rain delay and a instant replay review of a home run, the Indians' bullpen allowed one run in five ... VENUE: Progressive Field CBSSports.com
Opinion: What to expect?
Original at papacass (Blogspot)
• Sun, Apr 5
By noreply@blogger.com (Papa Cass) Spring training saw a number of good individual performances from the hitters. Jhonny Peralta, Ben Francisco and Victor Martinez all tied for the team lead with 13 RBI. Peralta batted. 391 for the spring, Grady Sizemore hit .373 and Mark DeRosa hit .364 upon returning to the Tribe after the Wor...
ABOUT THE TRIBE . . . - The Plain Dealer
Original at Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Sun, Jan 18
ABOUT THE TRIBE . . . The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com, OH - While the Indians ponder how to divide the catching duties between Victor Martinez and Kelly Shoppach, they are considering this: Shoppach will catch Cliff ...
Yanks, Tigers, Tribe most improved heading into 2009
Original at Yahoo! Sports
• Sun, Jan 4
By Joe Zedalis Travis Hafner must rebound from a horrible season (.197, 5 homers, 24 RBIs in 57 games) and there are rotation issues. Cliff Lee had a great year, but is it reasonable to assume he'll have another? Look for GM Mark Shapiro to pluck a low-cost veteran starter (Carl Pavano?) off the free agent he...
Analysis of a Coast-to-Coast Blockbuster
Original at Bleacher Report
• Fri, Dec 12
By Brandon Heikoop The Mets received JJ Putz, Sean Green, and Jeremy Reed. All three players came from the Mariners, which leads me to believe this trade could have occurred without the Indians. However, the Mets weren't too interested in trading any of their young, good players, so matching up with the India...
Podcast: RIP Herb Score
Original at uglychart.com
• Tue, Nov 11
By Mike I was saddened to find out that Herb Score died today. I used to listen to every single Cleveland Indians baseball game on the radio growing up. If the game was on TV, I would sometimes turn off the sound and put the radio on because I liked the way Herb Score announced it.
Opinion: Jamey Carroll, Spring Training and Travis Hafner
Original at mlb-indians(mvn.com)
• Fri, Oct 17
By James Pete The Cleveland Indians have released their first spring training schedule in Arizona. According to Anthony Castrovince at www.Indians.com, the Indians will be playing 17 games at the new spring training facilities in Goodyear, Arizona. The Indians’ Cactus League schedule opens up with t...
A "Don't Wish" List for The Tribe
Original at Cleveland Sports Perspective
• Fri, Oct 17
3). Assuming Travis Hafner is okay. In fact, the front office should take the assumption that Pronk will not be available to play. They have to put a contingency plan in place at the DH spot. If Hafner’s shoulder recovers and he can return to somewhere between his 2006 and 2007 seasons, then...
The Sunday Drive with the Indians corner infielders
Original at mlb-indians(mvn.com)
• Wed, Oct 8
By James Pete Behind him is Victor Martinez, who I have to think that the Indians are starting to want to play first base to help with the injury bug. A lot will depend on what the Indians do with Kelly Shoppach down the road, since he appears to be our best trade chip. Wedge even went on to acknowledge that:
Opinion: The Sunday Drive with a thanks to CC, .500 is a good thing, Hello Columbus and a goodbye to a friend
Original at mlb-indians(mvn.com)
• Sat, Oct 4
By James Pete The Cleveland Indians have moved their AAA team from Buffalo, NY to Columbus, OH. It’s an interesting piece to the move is that the Indians are moving from one of the most successful AAA cities in Buffalo. The front office in Buffalo is arguably the best in the business, and the attendance in B...
Opinion: A look at the Indians pitching before the break–a study in amusement park thrills (or horror)
Original at mlb-indians(mvn.com)
• Wed, Jul 16
By James Pete Second part of a three-part all-star break review by the writers at Tribe Report. Part one focused on the Indians’ hitting, written by Ron Vallo. Today’s focus is the pitching. Tomorrow, the newest writer to Tribe Report, Brian La Shier will write about the Tribe’s front office, and field ma...
Opinion: Robothal's Improbability Drive Kicks Into High Gear With Dodger Trade Noise
Original at 6-4-2 (Blogspot)
• Fri, Jul 4
By Rob(noreply@blogger.com) Sabathia, 6-5 with a 2.16 ERA in his past 14 starts, is scheduled to pitch twice more before the All-Star break. His next start is Tuesday, but several baseball people expect he will be traded before then. Class AA right-hander James McDonald, Class AAA shortstop Chin-Lung Hu and third basem...
Fanfiction: ....And I Feel Fine.
Original at vyvolat-hokej (Livejournal)
• Mon, Jun 16
By The Last Line of Defence. Written by: lady_lilith for sslyricwheel. Title: ....And I Feel Fine. Fandom: MLB: Cleveland Indians. Characters: Grady Sizemore. Lyrics: The Sleeping Sickness, by City and Colour. Word Count: Rating: PG. Summary: Grady knows what's coming. Author's Notes: I used to be a hockey writer, then it w...
Podcast: 2008 MLB Season Preview: Cleveland Indians
Original at MVN
• Fri, Mar 14
Pete joins The Pitch for its Indians edition of the program’s 2008 MLB Season Preview, covering Cleveland’s strategy for retaining C.C. Sabathia’s services during his walk year, Travis Hafner’s return to MVP candidacy, who “the real” Fausto Carmona is, the Tribe’s nasty bullpen and the...
Nashville Buzz, fodder, and Rule 5
Original at Bucco Blog
• Mon, Dec 3
By Pirate Blues But don't throw the Indians out the door on Bay just yet by any means. To that end, I'm backing out of the rumor mill the next few days unless it is from an A++ source. I'll let some of the Pittsburgh beat reporters handle the local fodder game.
Opinion: The Calm After the Storm
Original at AZ Snakepit
• Thu, Oct 18
By Jim McLennan
Opinion: • Cleveland Indians to face the Boston Red Sox's Tim Wakefield in ... - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com
Original at Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Tue, Oct 16
Boston Globe • Cleveland Indians to face the Boston Red Sox's Tim Wakefield in ... Veteran Wakefield is game for this start Boston Globe Setting Them Up For Disappointment New York Times Major League Baseball blog Texas Baseball Review
ALDS Game 2 Live Blog: Indians Vs. Yankees [Alds]Original at Deadspin
• Fri, Oct 5
By Sussman But Rivera strikes out Peralta, and that's what you call leaving 'em loaded. I'm shocked -- SHOCKED -- that the Indians left runners on base. 1 1 As Kenny Lofton calls for the clubhouse eyewash boy, Craig Sager unravels the mystery of the bug invasion. It's warm, and Cleveland is near a big lake....
Where My Team Stands: Cleveland Indians
Original at Deadspin
• Tue, Oct 2
By Leitch The Indians opening day rotation included Fausto Carmona, only because Cliff Lee was injured. When Cliff Lee returned, Carmona was sent back down to Buffalo after winning two games in a row, and nearly pitching a complete game shutout in his last start. Carmona came BACK from Buffalo for la...
Opinion: Rafael Betancourt Destroyed Our National Innocence
Original at Royals Review
• Fri, Sep 28
By royalsreview
Opinion: The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #89 Paul Byrd
Original at Royals Review
• Mon, Sep 17
By RoyalsRetro
Twins Re/Preview
Original at Twins Killings
• Tue, Aug 7
By Matthew Whipps TWINS REVIEW Cleveland Indians vs. Minnesota Twins (4 game series / split 2-2) The Minnesota Twins just got off a very emotional series against the Cleveland Indians in which nobodys mind was on baseball. Their series against Kansas City was shortened last week when the tragedy of the 35W b...
How Indians can invest overseas
Original at Rediff
• Mon, Jul 30
The RBI allows individuals to invest up to $100,000 abroad. A series on how to go about it.
Podcast: Ramirez triggers onslaught
Original at AZ Central.com
• Fri, Jul 27
Manny Ramirez hit the thirdlongest home run at Jacobs Field, a treeclearing solo shot, and added a tworun homer as the Boston Red Sox outslugged the Cleveland Indians.
MLB Baseball MySpace Layouts
Original at Destroy all Malware
• Mon, Jun 25
Florida Marlins New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Washington Nationals, West Los Angeles Angels Oakland Athletics Seattle Mariners Texas Rangers Central Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Kansas City Royals ...
Podcast: Indians want to honor AL's first Black player
Original at AZ Central.com
• Mon, Apr 16
Less than three months after Robinson broke baseballs color barrier in 1947 with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Larry Doby made his debut for the Indians, becoming the ALs first Black player.