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MLB and MLBPA reach agreement in wake of stoppage for coronavirus 
Slider is still in hibernation | Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports News and Note for Saturday, March 28, 2020 MLB and MLBPA have come to an agreement regarding key issues affecting baseball in the time of coronavirus.
Taking the Indians to new horizons in Animal Crossing
Scott Brady, Twitter You can pry baseball from my cold, dead fingerless hands Listen, I know video games aren’t everybody’s thing on a blog dedicated to sports.
It was perfect weather for Opening Day in Cleveland
Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Morning news and notes for March 27, 2020 Remember all the hand-wringing about the Indians opening their season in March?
Indians option four players to Triple-A
The Indians have announced that an outfielder and three pitchers will be optioned to Triple-A.
Out of the Park Baseball 21 doesn’t like the Indians very much
Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images Despite that, can the SimuIndians fight their way to glory? This year’s edition of Out of the Park Baseball came out on Friday.
Report: Giants 'willing to consider' signing controversial slugger Yasiel Puig
Former Dodgers general manager Farhad Zaidi is now head of baseball operations in San Francisco and thus familiar with the former All-Star Puig.
Indians scoreboard logo is finally lit up again
Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images It’s been a year since those bad boys were fired up and I sure did miss them We could all use some good news right now, no matter how small, so how about this one: The script “Indians” logo at Progressive Field has been turned on, as recorded by Cleveland 5 News last night.
Indians still charging season ticket holders despite delayed season
Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images Hey, sorry about your potential lack of income and hardships ahead, anyway please pay for those tickets you probably
No baseball until May?
Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images Morning News and Notes for Saturday, March 14 Insiders say a lot would have to go right for there to be April baseball.
Marlins, Giants believed to have shown interest in Yasiel Puig as his free agency drags on
As Puig continues to look for a baseball home, it appears the Marlins and Giants were two teams to show interest this winter.
Francisco Lindor has more on mind than contract with outbreak
Francisco Lindor didn't want to discuss money or his future
Indians release statement following MLB’s decision to delay Opening Day
You won’t be seeing this view for at least a month, maybe longer | Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images No baseball until at least Apr. 9, possibly later Major League Baseball has officially delayed the start of the 2020 season until at least Apr.
Aaron Civale vs. Zach Plesac: A tale of two spin rates
Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images Somehow the Indians found two pitchers on either end of the spin spectrum Two rookie pitchers broke in with the Indians in 2019, both with wonderful debuts that made one dream of a beautiful post-Kluber/Bauer future.
Indians' Chris Antonetti defends 'earnest effort' to keep Francisco Lindor
Lindor will probably be not be playing in Cleveland in 2021, and the Indians president is defending negotiations that didn't go anywhere.
Indians right-hander Carlos Carrasco questionable for Opening Day with elbow issue
Any extended absence by Carrasco would be a big blow to the Indians' rotation.
Francisco Lindor has broken off contract-extension talks with Indians
The Indians don’t need to sign Lindor to an extension or trade him just yet, as he is still under team control for two more years.
Indians CF Oscar Mercado headed for MRI following wrist injury
Mercado, 25, broke out with a strong rookie campaign in 2019, cementing himself as Cleveland’s center fielder with a .269/.318/.443 batting line, 15 home runs, 25 doubles, three triples and 15 steals.
Report: Rockies, White Sox are front-runners to sign Yasiel Puig
Last season Puig posted a .297/.377/.423 slash line in 49 games with the Indians and hit 22 home runs in 100 games with the Reds.
Mike Clevinger blasts Astros for lack of remorse over scandal
The Houston Astros organization have been condemned as Public Enemy No. 1 in Major League Baseball in the early days of spring training. This has come about not only for the egregiousness of the acts committed during its sign-stealing scheme but also for the team’s arguably appalling lack of remorse over the scandal.
Report: Indians close to signing OF Domingo Santana to one-year deal
The low-risk deal could be beneficial to both parties.
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