TRAVIS HAFNER NEWS
What the Hell Were You Thinking? Travis Hafner Edition
4 days ago by
Jorge Says No
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*Over the next couple of weeks, Jorge Says No! will take an in depth look at some of the worst contracts in baseball. We'll evaluate why the player was signed, what went wrong, and future implications of the contract. Behind every bone head decision, there has to be a reason for...
Travis Hafner, Homeruns and Andy Marte
25 days ago by
Let's Go, Tribe!
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by Tony Dejak - AP
Travis trots.
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The argument has been made that September statistics are fundamentally different than statistics from the rest of the year. There...
Travis Hafner Fatigued, Shutdown Imminent?
August 27, 2009 by
Waiting For Next Year
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Travis Hafner is posting a surprisingly good line thus far in 2009. Aside from the fact that he’s still playing - something that many felt would not be the case at this point in the season - he is hitting .278/.353/.492 (.845 OPS). These numbers are a dramatic improvement...
BBA AL MVP Award
14 days ago by
The Tribe Daily
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So the Cleveland Indians haven't had a legit MVP candidate since Travis Hafner's awesomeness a few years ago.If Grady Sizemore is healthy and this team can contend, he'd be up there.But I can't really make any Indians comparisons here, so let's just get into the...
Legal or Not? You Decide!
June 14, 2007 by
SporTech Matter
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Travis Hafner appears to be always outside of the batters box. Is this legal or no? Rules of the batters box state that if one foot is outside of the box and the ball is hit in play, the batter is out.
This One’s On You, Pronk
August 19, 2009 by
Waiting For Next Year
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I’d say this season I’ve been pretty patient with Travis Hafner. He is coming off of his worst season as a pro, and offseason shoulder surgery. Sure, the brass can tell me that he is still not 100% healthy, and cannot play in more than two consecutive games. You know...
Eric Wedge, Cleveland Indians Manager Speaks Out
December 06, 2007 by
The Fantasy Baseball Guy
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Eric Wedge, Cleveland Indians Manager speaks out at the Winter Meetings about the 2007 and what to look for in the 2008 season
Could Some One Clarify The Strike Zone?
October 16, 2007 by
BoSoxBuzz Blog
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As most of you have read my posts you know I am a homer! I love the Red Sox no doubt. So please don't take this is a rant or an excuse.
But what was home plate umpire Brian Gorman looking at last night...clearly about 12 pitches to both the Red Sox and Indians were AWFUL calls...
Game Thread: August 13, 2009
August 13, 2009 by
Let's Go, Tribe!
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by Mark Duncan - AP
Travis Hafner, a malicious sneer on his face, singles in last night's game.
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Texas at Cleveland, 12:05 PM
Next Time, There Won't Be A Next Time
June 15, 2007 by
Select Site
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Major League Baseball doesn't like your fantasy league and wants to put a stop to your unlicensed interest in their sport. Travis Hafner's name and statistics are their property and they will make sure that they can squeeze every last cent of profit out of them. You know, because...
Was Hafner's Deal a Good One?
July 12, 2007 by
FilteringCraig.com
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In the negotiations rankings, I would say the Indians came out on top in this one, but Travis Hafner still has done very very well for himself. On top of the dollars, he has a chance to earn himself a lifelong membership into the Cleveland Sports Legacy Club. Ask Bernie Kosar or Jim...
Aeros Take on Reading in EL Divisional Round
September 09, 2009 by
Waiting For Next Year
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After finishing the season Monday afternoon with an 89-53 record, the Aeros look to improve upon their second-most successful regular season with another playoff run here in 2009. WFNY was all over the Akron playoff run last September thanks to the help of Travis Hafner and others...
Book Review: More Tales from the Tribe Dugout
April 10, 2009 by
Baseball Reflections
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Author Russell Schneider is well known to serious baseball fans around Cleveland from his coverage of the Indians in Cleveland newspapers for so many years. Now a freelance writer, Russell has put together two books of Tales from the Tribe Dugout. In the sequel to his first book, Schneider...
2009 Cleveland Indians Preview
March 15, 2009 by
Blue Workhorse
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The Blue Workhorse 2009 Outlook:
After coming one game shy of the 2007 World Series, the Cleveland Indians came into the 2008 season hoping to get over the hump and reach the fall classic. Things definitely didn't work out that way as the Indians coasted to an 81-81 finish, traded...
Game 162: Red Sox 12, Indians 7
October 04, 2009 by
Let's Go, Tribe!
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by Michael Dwyer - AP
Travis Hafner hit .321/.424/.500 over the last two weeks of the season.
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It's over. Finally.
Tomo Ohka got burned for for seven earned...
Homer Happy Hafner
March 30, 2009 by
MLB Rumors
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Indians designated hitter Travis Hafner was warmly greeted in the dugout by manager Clint Hurdle and teammates as he hit his first home run in Cactus League action, a blow that was instantly interpreted as a sign of his recovery from a more-than-yearlong slump.Hafner, 31, whose 2008...
2008 Pre-Draft DH Cheat Sheet Rankings with Auction Values
January 28, 2008 by
The Fantasy Baseball Guy
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Ah the DH's. The sometimes the lonely and forgotten position is filled with some excellent talent for the 2008 season. Big Papi leads the pack once again, and is really far and away the most talented out this bunch. The big question though concerning the DH's is whether or...
Here Lies "Pronk"?
June 03, 2008 by
Waiting For Next Year
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Pronk, the devastating power hitter and grizzled alter-ego of Indians DH Travis Hafner, and the force behind some of baseball's most prolific offense between 2004 to 2006, died over the weekend. He was seven years old.
Pronk had been in declining health for some time?
Hafner Shoulder at 75%, Could be close to Live BP; Indians sign Fedroff
August 08, 2008 by
The Tribe Daily
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Update on Cleveland Indians designated hitter Travis Hafner's shoulder injury and the Indians signing of draft pick Tim Fedroff out of UNC.
The Pronk Is Back!
October 03, 2008 by
Left Field Lampoon
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CLEVELAND, OH - During the fourth inning of Thursday's game against the Minnesota Twins, Travis Hafner smashed a home run to right center field. During the radio broadcast Mike Hegan exclaimed "The Pronk...
Cycle memories won't make Travis Hafner miss the Metrodome: Indians Insider
September 15, 2009 by
Cleveland.com
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Jim Mone/Associated PressTravis Hafner has at least one great Metrodome memory, when he hit for the cycle against the Twins on Aug. 14, 2003.MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- The Indians will play their last game in the Metrodome Wednesday. Next year, the...
The Memorial Day Series: Life's A Beach
May 27, 2007 by
Our Book of Scrap
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"Life's a Beach..." Five athletes for whom life is way too friggin' easy right now.
Bruiser's Bet: The Indians will Step All Over Ervin Santana Tonight
May 08, 2007 by
The Parlayer
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Bruiser is one of the best cappers in the business. His insight on tonights Indians Angels game will blow you away!
Indians Inattention
10 days ago by
Bugs & Cranks
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Think Indians fans had a hard time sitting still while they watched former aces C.C. Sabathia and Cliff Lee square off in Game 1 of the Series last night?
You can’t possibly imagine the lengths the players went to in an effort to avoid thinking about it at all.
Shin-Soo Choo...
Hafner misses second game, hopes to return soon
August 30, 2009 by
CBSSports.com
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Cleveland Indians designated hitter Travis Hafner missed a second straight game Sunday because of an injured left shoulder, but expects a quick return to the lineup.
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