Trevor Crowe News

A warm story featuring Erie's Joe Schember Sr. and his son, City Councilman Joe Schember, could be heard Wednesday on National Public Radio.

With 75 minor league clients, an entrepreneur is hoping to win collectors and prospecting freaks over with a philosophy of the early bird getting the worm...or at least the game-used bat.

I call these guys fringe guys because at the moment, their performance does not really warrant status as legitimate prospects.

If at first you don't succeed with Roy Halladay and Vernon Wells, try, try again.A With my old friend Paul Sporer pulling guest duty over at the "igers" blog, Eye of the Tiger , I thought I'd do my best to chide a Central Division rival further and play on the misfortune of his "oothless igers". But rather than torture him about last year's ...

Jordan Brown won the International League batting crown last season while with the Columbus Clippers, but he was miffed when the Indians didn't call him up.

Torey Lovullo biggest selling point is himself. "I've had almost everyone of these guys," said Lovullo, the third man to interview for the Indians manager job in the last four days .

Boston- The next manager of the Indians should be a good teacher of baseball's fundamentals.

As Jason Varitek goes for a foul ball, a Sawx fan shows off his spoon-swallowing skills.

Clubhouse confidential: You've heard of a hot foot. Well, rookie Trevor Crowe received not one, but two cold feet courtesy of veteran Kerry Wood.

On the heels of a ninth inning defensive collapse by the Indians, the White Sox beat the Tribe, 6-1, on a cold and windy night at Progressive Field.

Rookie Matt LaPorta, one of the few reasons still left to watch the Indians, didn't play Wednesday because of a sore left hip.

Book this one for the Tigers. Detroit led the sad-sack Indians, 11-1, through six innings tonight at Progressive Field.

Hours before the Indians played host to the Tigers on Thursday night, manager Eric Wedge called a meeting with his players.

Eric Wedge attempted to boost the Indians' morale by holding a players' meeting.

Tigers pitching coach Rick Knapp thought Edwin Jackson was tipping his pitches. He worked with Jackson to correct the problem in a bullpen session two days before his start Tuesday night against the Indians at Progressive Field.

Manager Eric Wedge wants the Indians, in the last shallow breaths of the season, to play cleaner, crisper baseball.

Sitting on the gym stage, Indians manager Eric Wedge looked across at the bleachers packed with screaming elementary school kids and observed the future.

Andy Marte , who made one start on this seven-game trip, is going to get some answers soon as to what his future is with the Indians.

A's reliever John Meloan said it felt a bit odd to face the Cleveland Indians on Sunday afternoon at the Oakland Coliseum.

Share + Sep 20, 2009 4:47 pm US/Pacific OAKLAND Adam Kennedy had three hits and drove in three runs to help the Oakland A's match their season high seven-game win streak, defeating the Cleveland Indians 11-4 on Sunday.