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Indians In-fielding Errors Not Very Friendly Welcoming Back Roberto Hernandez

Found August 16, 2012 on Cleveland Sports 360: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Roberto Hernandez,  Manny Acta,  Fausto Carmona
TEAMS: Cleveland Indians
The Cleveland Indians Infielders weren’t very kind to Roberto Hernandez last night, a host of errors helped the Angels to score 5 runs in the second inning. It was some of the ugliest baseball the Indians have played all season, it was almost as the Cleveland Indians were replaced by a little league team. They were making bad throws that were so far off target the Angels could run at will and score too. It had to be the most embarrassing baseball Manny Acta’s team has seen in years. Hernandez pitched a good first inning, he couldn’t repeat that in the second inning. Tribe fans were hoping for a better showing from the former Fausto Carmona, instead they got more of the same. Many were left to wonder if Roberto Hernandez would be back in a Indians uniform next season. Hernandez gave up 10 hits and 8 runs in his return to the big leagues (5E.R.) as the Indians infielders made a host of errors in the second inning. Now that Hernandez has aged 3 years in one-off season you have to wonde...
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