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  1. Tribe Talks to Junichi Tazawa

    According to Jason Beck of MLB.com, representatives from the Cleveland Indians met with Junichi Tazawa and his agent in Japan on Tuesday...

    Written by chris davies about 2 days ago 4 comments

  2. Cleveland Indians' Winter Plans, Part Two: Just Getting Started

    There are only a few absolutes for the Indians' starting rotation entering the 2009 season: First, Cliff Lee is first; second, Fausto Carmona is second; third, Adam Miller will not begin the season in the rotation...

    Written by chris davies about 3 days ago 3 comments

  3. Tribe Ready to Spend?: Potential Indians Additions

    Now, as you know, the Cleveland Indians did not live up to their predicted potential this past season. They had injury problems, and some players did not perform to their full capabilities...

    Written by Elliot Schall about 4 days ago 0 comments

  4. A Busy Winter in Cleveland, Part One: We All Need Relief!

    After a year of disappointment, this winter is a time for the team to step back and admit some hard truths. Though the team showed promise toward the end of the season, it was not a club that could reach the playoffs in 2009 without additional help...

    Written by chris davies about 5 days ago 3 comments

  5. Mike Lowell: Tribe's Possible Interest?

    This post is complete speculation, but if the Red Sox are indeed interested in free agent, first baseman, Mark Teixeira, then Boston would have one too many third Basemen...

    Written by Chris Kreitzer about 5 days ago 4 comments

  6. Cleveland Indians Offseason Preview

    Friday marks the frenzy of Free Agency for all the big spenders around Major League Baseball. Big names like CC Sabathia and Manny Ramirez will probably fall first, then the more reasonably priced players come into focus...

    Written by Nino Colla about 6 days ago 3 comments

  7. Fantasy Fallout: Cliff Lee Wins A.L. Cy Young, Is He the Real Deal?

    Cliff Lee took home the American League Cy Young Award today, and what a story it has been. Lee, who spent time in Triple-A at the end of last season, had a terrific rebound season to take home the MLB's most coveted pitching award...

    Written by Forrest Kobayashi about 7 days ago 0 comments

  8. Cliff Lee Climbs to Peak of Pitcher's Mound-ain, Receives A.L. Cy Young Award

    When baseball writers ascended to the top of Mount Selig, slowly brought their collective hands to their mouths, and yodeled the name of Cleveland's Cliff Lee as the 2008 American League Cy Young ...

    Written by Todd Civin about 7 days ago 2 comments

  9. AL Cy Young: Cliff Lee Goes from Trash Heap to Treasure

    On Thursday, we find out what most people have assumed for months now. On Friday, we begin to watch what we assumed would unfold for months. These events couldn't be more different, but connected in an odd and eerie way...

    Written by Nino Colla about 7 days ago 14 comments

  10. Cleveland Indians: A Bullpen Call to Arms: Part One

    It is no secret that the Indians and GM Mark Shapiro are looking for some new recruits to pitch highly leveraged situations late in games. Cleveland fans have witnessed it...

    Written by Michael Taylor about 10 days ago 2 comments

  11. Cleveland Indians: A Bullpen Call to Arms: Part Two

    Part one of this series can be viewed here. AAA Reinforcements Indians beat writer Anthony Castrovince recently announced that Adam Miller, the much hyped (and injured) Indians top-prospect, ...

    Written by Michael Taylor about 10 days ago 6 comments

  12. The Fantastic Story of Elmer Flick

    Elmer Flick is a legendary baseball slugger, despite a 5'9", 168-pound build. He is built like Akinori Iwamura, yet he was a power hitter in a very deep Cleveland Indians lineup during the early 1900s...

    Written by Isaac Barrow about 18 days ago 1 comments

  13. Philly Was Frustrated? They Should Visit Cleveland

    Twenty-five years? Is that all? What Cleveland wouldn't give to just have 25 years of disappointment. Let's recap the postseason woes of the Cleveland sports franchises, shall we? The last time the Cleveland Indians won the World Series was 1948...

    Written by chris davies about 21 days ago 5 comments

  14. Jon Garland to the Cleveland Indians?

    According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Indians are looking for a number three starter. While the Indians have a couple young starters with potential behind Lee and Carmona, they would like ...

    Written by Eli Greenspan about 23 days ago 7 comments

  15. An Honest-to-God Tribe Trade Rumor

    No one will argue that opening day is the best baseball day of the year, but for me—and other Tribe fans who have played the "wait-'til-next-year" game all their lives—the start of ...

    Written by Clark Fosler about 23 days ago 0 comments

  16. AL Central Five Best Starters

    In a league that sports pitchers like Scott Kazmir, Jon Lester, Chin Ming Wang, Andy Pettite, Dice-K, Roy Halladay and Jared Weaver the arms of the American League Central Division often get over-looked...

    Written by Bruce Sarte about 23 days ago 11 comments

  17. An honest-to-God Tribe trade rumor

    No one will argue that Opening Day is the best baseball day of the year, but for me - and other Tribe fans who have played the 'wait-'til-next-year' game all their lives - the start of the off-season trading season brings about almost as much anticipation

    Written by Clark Fosler about 24 days ago 0 comments

  18. Cleveland Indians: 2-B Or Not 2-B?

    Normal 0 Sorry for the bad headline, but that is a question facing the Indians this off-season, do they add a 2B or not. We have all heard it. The Indians are not shy about it...

    Written by Michael Taylor about 27 days ago 4 comments

  19. The Best and Worst of Cleveland Sports Media:The Radio; Joebees and Super Donuts

    As a sports fan in Northeast Ohio growin up being a sports team often means waiting for the next game seem like an eternity...

    Written by Triple-S Go Browns about about 1 month ago 6 comments

  20. A True Fan Favorite: The Story Of Addie Joss

    Addie Joss is one of the first "fan-favorites" in baseball history. In 1908, he turned in probably the most clutch performance by a pitcher...

    Written by Isaac Barrow about about 1 month ago 0 comments

  21. 2009 Cleveland Indians: A Modest Proposal

    Choo RF Sizemore CF Garko 1B Hafner DH Martinez 3B Shoppach C Francisco LF Peralta 2B Cabrera SS How's that for a lineup in 2009? It just might work...

    Written by Kanka about about 1 month ago 2 comments

  22. No Structural Damage Found In Travis Hafner's Shoulder

    According to Indians.com, Travis Hafner underwent a 45 minute procedure on Monday to clean out the shoulder joint and examine for any possible structural or nerve damage not evident in an MRI...

    Written by chris davies about about 1 month ago 1 comments

  23. Huston Street to the Cleveland Indians?

    According to Indians.com, Athletics closer Huston Street could be an Indians' target this offseason as they look for a closer...

    Written by Eli Greenspan about about 1 month ago 0 comments

  24. The Interesting Story Of Leroy "Satchel" Paige

    Satchel Paige is the greatest pitcher the Negro Leagues ever had and is definitely the most hyped. When Paige was brought into the majors, Sporting News writer J.G...

    Written by Isaac Barrow about about 1 month ago 6 comments

  25. Brian Roberts and Indians a Perfect Match

    Last offseason, the Indians were the mystery team in on Brian Roberts. The Orioles backed out of multiple deals demanding more for Roberts, ultimately failing to get anything done. This offseason is a different story...

    Written by Eli Greenspan about about 1 month ago 3 comments