Tomo Ohka News

Now that the Roy Halladay saga is over in Toronto, what's next for the Blue Jays? General manager Alex Anthopoulos was on the FAN590 radio station in Toronto on Thursday, where he said that adding a veteran, innings-eating pitcher would be desirable considering the youth of the Jays rotation.

While the Indians aren't expected to go outside the organization to make any significant additions to their roster this winter, they do have some significant in-house additions coming later this week.

While riding the undertow of their 97-loss season this year, the Indians reviewed the organization to see what went wrong and how to fix it.

When it comes to the Indians' roster, what you see now very well may be what you get in 2010.

Clay Buchholz insists he isn't nervous. At least not yet. The right-hander's breakout season has included many high points, none of which will compare to the experience of taking the mound under the bright lights of playoff baseball later this month.

General Manager Mark Shapiro wants to have the Indians ' new manager hired by the end of the World Series.

Tomo Ohka made the last start of Eric Wedge's career as manager of the Indians on a pleasant Sunday afternoon at Fenway Park.

This is where it ends for Eric Wedge. The 2009 season's last gasp and Wedge's last game of his managerial tenure with the Indians come Sunday at Fenway Park.

The Indians and White Sox, two teams with little to play for the rest of the season, decided to sit this one out.

Eric Wedge's last game as Indians manager could be Sunday in Boston. Boston Red Sox ptiching coach John Farrell has been mentioned as a possible replacement, but Farrell's current contract may keep him in Boston through the 2010 season.

Mark Ellis established a home run mark for A's second basemen when he went deep in the first, and the A's went on to bat around in the inning.

Texas 7, Cleveland 0 Texas Top 5th - - Ian Kinsler fouled out to first to end the inning.

Aaron Laffey became the second Indians starter to get roughed up Tuesday night. Laffey was hit hard and often as the Indians lost, 10-5, to the Rangers in the second game of their twi-night doubleheader at Progressive Field.

The Tigers lead the Indians, 8-5, tonight after six innings at Comerica Park. Oh, no Ohka : Aubrey Huff's two-out, two-run double off Tomo Ohka in the fourth gave Detroit a 8-1 lead.

Matt LaPorta is 4-for-11 in three games with the Indians since his return to the team.

Maybe a big home run could have bailed out David Huff on Friday night at Progressive Field.

CLEVELAND: The surprise is that the Indians haven't endured more games like Friday night's 9-4 loss to the Mariners at Progressive Field.

Huff. Tags: 81 Responses to "Game 122, Mariners at Indians" Scottdids on August 21st, 2009 3:51 pm A little surprised to see Hall get his first start in LF.

Tomo Ohka has hosted his "Dream Tour' for 9 consecutive years. Clubhouse confidential: Indians right-hander Tomo Ohka's "Dream Tour" has arrived in Cleveland.

MINNEAPOLIS: It was only the sideshow. But it gave Indians fans who hadn't already dozed off in front of their high-definition screens a reason to stay awake a few minutes longer.