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Tribe opportunity perfect fit for Alomar
When Sandy Alomar Jr. returned to the ballpark formerly known as Jacobs Field this past summer for his induction into the Indians Hall of Fame, he had no idea he'd be back as a Tribe coach in 2010.
Five-Star Prospects 1. Carlos Santana, C Four-Star Prospects 2. Lonnie Chisenhall, SS 3. Alex White, RHP 4. Jason Knapp, RHP 5. Nick Hagadone, LHP Three-Star Prospects 6. Hector Rondon, RHP 7. Lou Marson, C 8. Jason Kipnis, OF/2B 9. Carlos Carrasco, RHP 10.
Future Shock: Indians Top 11 by Kevin Goldstein
13. Nick Weglarz, OF: Two years of non-performance have dropped him significantly, as a ton of walks can only get you so far.
Prospectus Q and A: Lou Marson and David Huff by David Laurila
Few relationships in the game of baseball are more important than that which exists between a catcher and a pitcher, and for the Indians ' Lou Marson and David Huff , theirs began in September when they became teammates for the first time.
Sandy Alomar Jr. talked his way back to Cleveland
Sandy Alomar Jr. really wanted to return to Cleveland. The Mets offered him a job to coach first base and instruct their catchers on Jerry Manuel's big-league staff.
What does 2009 tell us about the future of Cabrera and Valbuena?
The 2009 season is mercifully over for our boys. We are sick of it. The only reason to think about the 2009 season anymore is to try to figure out what it tells us about the future.
Cleveland Indians in-game update: Red Sox 3, Tribe 0, through six innings
The Red Sox lead the Indians, 3-0, tonight after six innings at Fenway Park. No problem: Boston left-hander Jon Lester, knocked out of his most recent start when the Yankees' Melky Cabrera hit him in the leg with a line drive in the third inning, held the Indians scoreless on two hits through six innings.
Indians And White Sox Split Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians and the Chicago White Sox split their doubleheader on Wednesday.
Tribe casts off burden of epic losing streak
CLEVELAND: History will have to wait. The 2009 Indians soundly rejected the chance to enter the hallowed pages of the record book, proclaiming with a victory over the Baltimore Orioles: ''We don't need no stinkin' losing streak.'' The number of consecutive Tribe defeats had reached 11 going into the game, one less than the franchise record, set in ...
Lou Marson drove in two runs Wednesday, leading the Cleveland Indians in a 5-1 win over the Chicago White Sox in the first game of a doubleheader.
Hey, Hoynsie! Paul Hoynes answers your Cleveland Indians questions
Eric Wedge says "young at-bats" have hurt the team in their September swoon. Some fans don't like the comment, but Hoynsie says there's nothing wrong with a little honesty.
Rookie catcher Lou Marson finally getting into the swing of things: Indians Insider
Some say he's Lou MAR-son. Others insist he's Lou Mar-SOHN. Lou Marson , a rookie catcher for the Tribe, is not partial.
Cleveland Indians hope to avoid starting a new losing streak
SportsTime Ohio; WKYC Channel 3; WTAM AM/1100 PD file Jeremy Sowers hopes to do better tonight than in his last outing, when he didn't get past the second inning.
Indians lead Orioles, 3-2, through six
The Indians led the Orioles, 3-2, through six innings tonight at Progressive Field.
Clubhouse table tells the tale of a long, strange summer: Indians Chatter
Clubhouse confidential: A table in the Indians' clubhouse held dozens of boxes of baseballs in the process of being autographed on Wednesday.
Suzuki, Kennedy power A's over Tribe
The A's brought some of their mojo home after their best road trip of the year. They picked up Thursday night at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum against Cleveland where they left off Wednesday at Arlington, Texas, against the Rangers.
Cleveland Indians lose fifth straight game, 5-2, to A's
UPDATED: 1:55 a.m. OAKLAND, Calif. -- What do Justin Masterson and Clayton Mortensen have in common? They were acquired before the July 31 trading deadline by rebuilding/payroll-dumping teams in exchange for big-time hitters on their way to contenders.
Phillies say pitching prospect's need for surgery a surprise -- Indians Insider
Benny Looper said the Phillies had no idea Jason Knapp needed surgery when they traded him to the Indians.
Trevor Crowe's blast gives Tribe 2-0 lead after three innings: Cleveland Indians update
The Indians lead the Twins, 2-0, tonight after three innings at the Metrodome. First blast: Trevor Crowe hit his first big-league homer in the third inning.
Cleveland Indians won't file grievance even though Jason Knapp will have surgery Tuesday
Right-hander Jason Knapp will undergo surgery on his right shoulder Tuesday in New York to remove loose bodies that caused the Indians to put him on the disabled list at Class A Lake County.
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