Catcher Luke Carlin spent last season at Class AAA Columbus. He missed five weeks with a sore right elbow.
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October 29, 2011
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October 29, 2011
The Indians reportedly will decline their option on outfielder Grady Sizemore who has been the face of the franchise. He's been hampered by injuries the past few years.
Anticipating the Announcement on Carmona and Sizemore’s Options
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October 27, 2011
By Monday, we’ll know what the Indians have decided about both the Grady Sizemore ($9 million) and Fausto Carmona ($7 million) options for 2012. That’s because the Indians have three days after the end of the World Series to make these decisions, and if Game 7 is necessary, it will take place Friday.
I’ve written about both these options several times (I’ve written about...
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October 27, 2011
In An Ideal World Sizemore’s Option Wouldn’t Be a Question
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October 28, 2011
First of all, please don’t accuse me of bashing the Dolan family. That isn’t what this post is about. They deserve some of the blame for their spending habits, but ultimately they are playing in an environment that has all sorts of factors working outside of their control as well. Over poker last night I was talking to my friends about what this team would be like...
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October 28, 2011
The Indians Should Walk Away From Grady Sizemore
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October 28, 2011
Grady Sizemore at one point was an MVP caliber player for the Cleveland Indians. Those days are long gone. Sizemore has had multiple knee surgeries and other injuries that have absolutely killed his career.
Grady Sizemore has a pretty large option on his contract for 2012. The Cleveland Indians shouldn’t pick it up, but should help him pack his bags.
Look the Cleveland Indians...
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October 28, 2011
The Dugout: Jim Thome’s Back(yard)
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October 27, 2011
The hilarious pull-quote featured to the right is from an ESPN article detailing Jim Thome’s address to the City Club of Cleveland, wherein he announces that despite the market not being flush for 41-year old designated hitters he’d still like to play in 2012. “In a year or two, this team can do some very special things,” Thome said. “They have put...
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October 27, 2011
Indians expected to decline Sizemore’s 2012 option
In a post to Twitter, Jordan Bastian of MLB.com says the Indians are expected to decline OF Grady Sizemore’s option for 2012.
The 29 year old Sizemore just concluded a six year, $23.45 million contract he signed with the Indians in March, 2006. The Indians hold an $8.5 million option for 2012 with a $500,000 buyout. He’s played in just 210 games since 2009 and has hit just...
Should Jason Donald have a chance to win the Cleveland Indians' third-base job in 2012? Hey, Hoynsie!
With the off-season roster moves approaching, there's plenty of questions for beat writer Paul Hoynes.
Sizemore's future with Tribe examined: Terry Pluto
Pretend that Grady Sizemore never spent his career with the Indians, that his career had been spent with the Kansas City Royals. CHUCK CROW/PLAIN DEALERGrady Sizemore has struggled to stay healthy in the past several years for the Indians....
Indians likely to decline Sizemore's option
It is expected that the Indians will decline the Grady Sizemore's club option for next season prior to Monday's deadline for a decision. The Indians have not made anything official, but it is expected that the organization will also exercise the Fausto Carmona's $7 million club option for 2012.
Sporting News names Asdrubal Cabrera to AL All-Star team at shortstop
Asdrubal Cabrera is the first Indians shortstop to be named a Sporting News All-Star since Lou Boudreau in 1948.
Asdrubal, Masterson nominated for GIBBYs
No matter how much power Asdrubal Cabrera adds to his game, he will likely be regarded first for his defensive prowess and his ability to constantly tap into his bottomless tank of energy. In recognition of those attributes, Cabrera was nominated for a pair of Major League Baseball's GIBBY Awards.
Winning by Clogging
The Cardinals won the World Series by clogging up the bases. They posted an OBP of .366, which is an incredible number for a team, tied for 17th in World Series history. The broke the record of 40 walks held by the 1997 Cleveland Indians, drawing 41.
At times it did seem like those walks were doing nothing more than clogging the bases. The Cardinals hit just .203 with runners...
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