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Around The Farm: December 3, 2013
Around the Farm (ATF) takes a quick look at some of the daily performances by Indians prospects. This is a special fall and winter ball version of ATF that recaps all the offseason action by Indians players in offseason winter ball leagues. The positions listed below are where the player was playing in the game.
DOMINICAN WINTER LEAGUE (LIDOM)
Erik Gonzalez (Leones del Escogido...
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MLB News: Indians’ Carlos Santana brought up idea of third base tryout
Catcher Carlos Santana brought up the idea of trying out as a third baseman to the Indians this offseason, reports The Plain Dealer’s Terry Pluto in his latest Sunday notebook.
Yan Gomes already has been named Cleveland’s everyday catcher for 2014. Pluto writes that Nick Swisher, who made 101 out of his 144 starts at first base in 2013 but played mostly right field for the New...
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Trade With My Cardboard Mistress: All-Star Kershaw, #MERICA Seager, Gypsy Santana, and Decoded Kemp.
I completed my seventh trade with Adam from My Cardboard Mistress. You can review the first trade here, second here, third here, fourth here, fifth here, and sixth here. Adam pulled a couple cards I was interested in and was kind enough to set them aside for me. They eventually made their way across the country, headlined by a brand new Cy "Clayton" Kershaw.I love the blue...
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Does Carlos Santana have future at third base for Cleveland Indians?
The last time Carlos Santana played third base with any regularity he was in the low minors with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Things did not go well.
The Indians, however, have talked to Santana about playing third this winter in the Dominican Republic. He’s already been taking ground balls there as part of his off-season workout program.
Manager Terry Francona, when asked about...
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MLB News: Indians’ Carlos Santana taking grounders at third base
Indians catcher and first baseman Carlos Santana has been taking grounders at third base this offseason, according to The Plain Dealer’s Paul Hoynes.
In his usual mailbag for Sunday’s paper, Hoynes took a first question about Lonnie Chisenhall’s future at third base. Here was his response:
Yes, I believe the Indians will give Chisenhall a shot at the starting job in 2014 but...
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Indians’ Kipnis, Santana garner AL MVP recognition
Cleveland Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis and catcher Carlos Santana each earned American League Most Valuable Player recognition, coming in 11th and 16th, respectively.
Kipnis totaled 31 points in the voting, bringing home one fifth-place vote (Chicago Tribune’s Phil Rodgers), one sixth-place vote, three eighth- and ninth-place votes, and five 10th-place votes. The 24-year...
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In defense of Carlos Santana
Carlos Santana is the most underappreciated Cleveland sports athlete I have seen in my life time. The amount of people who want him sent out of town or that think he is a terrible disappointment never ceases to amaze me. Anything I write on him ends up with negative comments and people who seem to think he should be traded or even just let go.
This all lead me to wonder why people...
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October 15, 2013
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Is it time to believe in the Cleveland Indians?
[Disclaimer: To avoid the slight possibility that answering the question posed in the headline of this article might jinx this year's Cleveland Indians, I am going to provide you with the information to let you, the reader, form your own opinion rather than revealing mine.]
We all know the story. The Cleveland Indians faltered in the second half of each of the previous two seasons...
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August 02, 2013
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“This Regression Will Not Stand, Man”: What Happened To Carlos Santana?
Carlos Santana’s 2011 season drew a line in the sand among most Indians fans I know. There was the group that wondered why his batting average was so low (.239) and consequently seemed somewhat bearish on his potential, maturity-level, talent, etc.
The other group drooled over his on-base percentage (.351) and power potential (.457 slugging percentage). They wrote off his low...
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July 11, 2012
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EVIL WAYS
Umpire trips on Carlos Santana's foot
Home plate umpire Derryl Cousins tripped over the foot of Cleveland Indians catcher Carlos Santana while trying to follow a play during Tuesday night's game at Progressive Field against the Cincinnati Reds. Your browser does not support iframes. In the top of the sixth inning, Reds shortstop Zack Cozart hit a grounder down the third base line that ended up curving foul. Cousins...
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June 20, 2012
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