INDIANS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Indians Derek Lowe Was Honest In Saying He Sucked What About The Others?
35 runs, that is what the Indians pitching gave up in Chicago the past three days. The Cleveland Indians Derek Lowe said he sucked yesterday and he was right. The problem is the rest of the Indians pitchers who faced the White Sox didn’t fair any better. We all know the Chicago White Sox can hit the baseball, but 35 runs against another major league baseball team, are you kidding...
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Discuss
The Cleveland Indians Send Ubaldo Jimenez To The Mound Today
The Cleveland Indians have given up 23 runs in the past two games against the Chicago White Sox. Yesterday Derek Lowe said he sucked and many are hoping the big man Ubaldo Jimenez doesn’t suck today as he hope to get the Indians at least one win in the windy city of Chicago. Every year the team faces one team that gives them a difficult time. This season it appears to be the...
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OVER THE WALL
Indians CF robs Alex Rios of home run
Cleveland Indian center fielder Michael Brantley made the catch of the day on Saturday by robbing Alex Rios of a home run. Brantley made a leaping grab in the bottom of the first inning, taking away a two-run home run to dead center field.
Although the game turned out to be a 14-7 slugfest, Brantley’s amazing catch is one of the best catches of the young season.
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Indians' Santana likely headed to concussion list
Cleveland Indians catcher Carlos Santana appears headed to the seven-day concussion list.
Manager Manny Acta says he'll probably wind up there because of a mild concussion and that shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera is day to day because of tightness in his left hamstring. Both players left Friday's game against the Chicago White Sox.
Cabrera hurt himself going after a ball and...
Via AP on Fox
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Indians' catcher Santana goes on seven-day DL
The Cleveland Indians announced on Saturday that they placed catcher Carlos Santana on the seven-day disabled list with a mild concussion. Santana left Friday night's game in the eighth inning after taking a foul ball off his face mask. He is batting .245 with five home runs and 24 RBI in 43 games. The Indians also called up outfielder/catcher Luke Carlin from Class AAA Columbus...
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Carlos Santana Headed To 7-Day Concussion DL
Cleveland Indians catcher Carlos Santana is headed to the MLB’s new 7-day concussion disabled list. Santana took a foul ball off his mask in Friday night’s loss to the White Sox and left the game in the 8th inning, complaining of dizziness. Manager Manny Acta said he was removed as a precaution and that he would be re-evaluated on Saturday.
When the club got to US Cellular...
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Lowe looks to get the Tribe back on track
While Derek Lowe was enduring one of the worst seasons of his career in 2011, the Chicago White Sox's Jake Peavy was dealing with another injury-plagued one.
Now healthy, Peavy will try to add to his promising campaign when he faces a rejuvenated Lowe and the Cleveland Indians on Saturday afternoon.
Peavy, the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner, hasn't won more than seven games...
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Indians Option Zach McAllister to Columbus, Recall Diaz
With Jack Hannahan slow to recover from the back injury that has kept him out over the bulk of the last three weeks, the Indians have decided to recall shortstop Juan Diaz from Double-A Akron. To make room for Diaz, the team has opted to send starting pitcher Zach McAllister to Columbus.
McAllister, in his four starts with the Indians, has done fairly well, posting a record of 1...
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Indians call up Diaz, demote McAllister
The Cleveland Indians have recalled infielder Juan Diaz from Class AA Akron and optioned right-handed pitcher Zach McAllister to Class AAA Columbus, the Indians announced Friday. The switch-hitting Diaz has batted .232 with three home runs and 18 RBIs in 34 games at Akron. He was acquired two years ago in the trade that sent Russell Branyan to the Seattle Mariners. McAllister...
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BACK IT UP
Indians reliever leaves bullpen too early
Just when you thought that you'd seen it all in a Major League Baseball game, Cleveland Indians reliever Joe Smith provided us with something I've never seen before. Cleveland starting pitcher Justin Masterson appeared to be ready to come out and Smith thought manager Manny Acta had called him from the pen. Sadly, Acta didn't and Mr. Smith had a forgettable moment:...
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Indians in first despite lacking 'star power'
CLEVELAND -- Baseball statements are not made in May, so the Cleveland Indians three-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers counts for no more than three wins.
But it's safe to say that the Indians gave the Tigers -- and everyone who conceded Detroit the Al Central title in the offseason -- something to think about.
The Indians beat all-world ace Justin Verlander Thursday afternoon...
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3 days ago
MY NAME IS MY NAME!
MLB player with no ID denied at bar
To be fair, claiming that you are 'Joe Smith, middle reliever for the Cleveland Indians' does sound totally made up.
Via Los That Sports Blog
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Counterpoint: A Cleveland Resident and Indians’ Fan Perspective on Low Attendance at Progressive Field
Yesterday on this very web site there was an article written by AJ Kaufman in which he wrote about the lack of attendance at Cleveland Indians games despite the time being in first place.
His view was against the fans of Cleveland, and he essentially called them out while providing some rationale for why this fan apathy has developed over the last decade even when the team has been...
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Lopez filling in nicely for injured Hannahan
The Indians Sunday lost a game but gained a further appreciation for their new utility infielder. Jose Lopez was the only offensive highlight in the Indians' 5-3 loss to the Miami Marlins.
Lopez had three of the Indians' seven hits in the game. He was 3-for-4, with two doubles and two RBI. Lopez is in the lineup as a replacement for injured 3B Jack Hannahan, who is out with...
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6 days ago
GOTTA SUPPORT THE TEAM
Indians closer rips team's fans
Indians closer Chris Perez was fired up after a win and let the fans have it. He ripped them pretty good on a few different issues.
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