YAN GOMES RUMORS & GOSSIP
Trade of the year? Gomes and Aviles for Rogers
The Indians signings of free agents Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn got most of the attention this past offseason.
The hiring of Terry Francona as manager was also big news, and Cleveland even made headlines on the trade front with the three team, nine player deal that netted them Trevor Bauer and several other key pieces to the 2013 ball club.
But of all the moves the Indians made...
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Indians walkoff homer results in three emotional calls
When the Cleveland Indians beat the Seattle Mariners 10-8 in ten innings yesterday (despite what Root Sports may tell you) on a three-run homer by Yan Gomes in the tenth, the reactions from the Mariners TV crew, Indians TV crew, and Indians radio crew were very, very different.
First, we'll lead with the Mariners TV call by Rick Rizzs, Dave Sims, and Mike Blowers. Note the...
Indians 10 Mariners 8: Yan Freaking Gomes and the Mariners Defense – a Lethal Combination
I have been to hundreds and hundreds of baseball games in my 37 years on this earth. I don’t think I have ever witnessed a game like this one. The beauty of baseball is that every time out, you may see something you have never seen before. Today was one of those days.
Like the great Mr. Skin says, “Let us fast forward right to the good parts.”
The Indians carried a 6-5 lead...
Yan Gomes Walk-Off Homer in 10th, Tribe Sweeps Seattle
A walk-off, three-run home run by Cleveland Indians rookie catcher Yan Gomes in the bottom of the tenth-inning would be the icing on the cake for a 10-8 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Monday afternoon.
The home run was Gomes’ second of the game, having slugged a solo home run off of Hisashi Iwakuma in the fourth-inning.
Gomes would finish the afternoon going three for five...
Yan Gomes Caps Indians’ Wild Win Over Mariners With Walk-Off Homer in 10th Inning
It might be time for baseball fans to start paying attention to the Cleveland Indians.
The AL Central-leading Tribe have won five straight, and Terry Francona‘s club completed a four-game sweep of the Mariners on Monday in dramatic fashion.
After taking a 5-5 tie into the bottom of the seventh, the teams combined to score eight runs over the final 3 1/2 innings, with Cleveland’s...
Gomes' home run beats Mariners in 10th
CLEVELAND, OH -- This time the excitement and jubilation came down to the best bunt never hit.To overcoming the failing of not one but three of the Indians standout relievers.To bumbling errors by the Seattle Mariners.And to a home run by a backup catcher in the bottom of the 10th that sent the bench racing to the plate to welcome a hitter for the second time in four days.Go ahead...
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Screengrab Snafu: Mariners win! Wait, what?
It was a pretty rough day in Cleveland for the Mariners, as Seattle blew leads in both the ninth and ten innings. The Mariners ended up losing 10-8 after a three-run walkoff homer by Indians catcher Yan Gomes in the bottom of the tenth. Apparently, nobody told the fine folks at Root Sports Northwest, as they scrubbed Gomes' homer from the record and proclaimed the Mariners 8...
Yan Gomes, Miracle Worker
As the Cleveland Indians clawed their way to a 4-3 extra-inning win over the Detroit Tigers on Sunday afternoon, Tribe faithful rejoiced that the Wahoos were atop the leaderboard in the AL Central with Mother’s Day in the rear view mirror. Sure, the Indians were able to top the Minnesota Twins and Oakland Athletics, but it was what they did against the Tigers and their infinite...
Marson activated from DL, Gomes optioned to Columbus
Today the Indians activated catcher Lou Marson from the 15-day disabled list and optioned catcher Yan Gomes to Triple-A Columbus.
Marson had been on the disabled list since April 9th stemming from an April 6th collision at home plate in St. Pete vs. the Tampa Bay Rays. He has appeared in 2 games so far this season (0-0, 2 BB). He will resume backup catching duties and is in the...
Indians activate Lou Marson, option Yan Gomes
The Cleveland Indians have activated catcher Lou Marson from the 15-day disabled list (neck).
Marson had been on the disabled list for the first time in his career following a collision with Tampa Bay’s Desmond Jennings at home plate on April 9 in Tampa Bay. He was previously hitless on the season, walking twice in two games.
To make room for Marson on the 25-man roster, the Indians...
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