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Indians quiet thus far at the winter meetings

December 7, 2009

There has barely been a whisper online (unfortunately, I’m not there and just perusing the internet at the office) about the Cleveland Indians at this year’s winter meetings, which started today.  I only write “barely” because of utility infielder Jamey Carroll. Carroll hasn’t ruled out a Cleveland return, but as MLB.com writer Anthony Castrovince notes, [...]

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Carroll has plenty of suitors

December 3, 2009

The Cleveland Indians have interest in bringing back utility infielder Jamey Carroll, but it is far from a lock that he will return to the Tribe. The Boston Red Sox,  Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim , Los Angeles Dodgers, Oakland As,  Texas Rangers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds and Indians have all had more than passing interest [...]

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Tribe still has something to play for

August 10, 2009

The Indians have won 12 of their past 18 games and recently have taken two of three from each of the Central Division contenders: Detroit, Chicago and Minnesota. If the Tribe were to continue to play at a .667 pace the rest of the season, it would finish with a plus .500 record of 82-80. [...]

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8-1-09 Morning Highlights

August 1, 2009

INDIANS 6, TIGERS 5 (13 INNINGS) – Jamey Carroll‘s RBI single in the 13th inning made the difference after Carlos Guillen tied the game at five with a two-run home run off of Indians closer Kerry Wood in the ninth inning. Fausto Carmona allowed two earned runs over five innings in his debut. BOX SCORE [...]

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Wedge issues for Tribe manager

June 16, 2009

CLEVELAND: Manager Eric Wedge doesn’t mind identifying two aspects of the Indians’ game that cause a spike in his blood pressure: walks and strikeouts. Only one American League team’s pitchers have issued more walks per game than the Tribe. The Yankee staff has walked an average of 3.97 batters per game, the Indians 3.95. Among [...]

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Cabrera out two-four weeks

June 3, 2009

MINNEAPOLIS: The Indians’ body count continued to rise Wednesday with the news that Asdrubal Cabrera was placed on the 15-day disabled list.  Rather than being struck down with a dislocated shoulder, as Cabrera thought, the diagnosis, made in Cleveland, is a sprain. “An MRI and an exam by Dr. (Mark) Schickendantz confirmed that it’s an [...]

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Cabrera leaves game with injury

June 2, 2009

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.: Two batters into Tuesday night’s game, the Indians suffered another injury. Asdrubal Cabrera, attempting to break up a double play, slid into second base against Twins shortstop Brendan Harris and didn’t get up. When he did, Cabrera was clasping his left shoulder. He left the game and was replaced by Jamey Carroll.

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6-2-09 Morning RoundUp

June 2, 2009

Those darn Midges couldn’t slow Joba Chamberlain this time. The mass of Seagulls had no affect either. What living creature can we throw at him next? The Yankees didn’t really beat the Indians Monday. They just circled the bases as the Tribe offered free passes 11 times. It is a miracle the Yankees scored just [...]

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5-22-09 Morning RoundUp

May 22, 2009

Winning consecutive games? Haven’t seen that to often this season. Beating up on someone else’s bullpen while the Tribes’ pen flourished? We’ve seen that even less.  Sheldon Ocker game story.  MLB.com game story. Paul Hoynes game story.  Kansas City Star game story. HAFNER UPDATE Indians designated hitter Travis Hafner seems to be doing well on [...]

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Trading away the Tribe

May 18, 2009

Plenty of rumors have already swirled this season as the Indians carry the worst record in the American League and the second worst in all of baseball. If the Indians continue their downward slide who might be traded away for top of the line (pitching) prospects? We have already heard the Cliff Lee rumors plenty [...]

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Carroll activated, Barfield sent down

May 12, 2009

The Indians announced that infielder Jamey Carroll has been activated from the 15-day disabled list.  In order to make room for Carroll, Josh Barfield was sent down to Columbus. Carroll fractured his left hand when he was struck by a pitch during his final at-bat of  spring training. Barfield is 3-3 with three runs scored [...]

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5-12-09 Morning RoundUp

May 12, 2009

The four-game losing streak has ended as the Indians beat the White Sox 9-4 last night at The Prog. MLB.com game story. Plain Dealer game story. Chicago Sun-Times game story. Eric Wedge had a lot of good tidbits about the Indians moving forward. – Grady Sizemore could be moving down in the order. The lead [...]

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Wedge too busy to worry about job

May 11, 2009

CLEVELAND: Once the subject of a manager’s job security is broached publicly, the story tends to take on a life of its own. After the Indians’ loss to the Tigers Sunday, two players were asked whether manager Eric Wedge should be taking heat for the team’s ugly start. Both players, Victor Martinez and Mark DeRosa, [...]

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5-3-09 Morning RoundUp

May 3, 2009

Rafael Betancourt step right up. It’s your turn to cough up a lead! The Indians have been able to score back-to-back wins just once this season and are now fighting to get over that hump. In Saturday’s 9-7 loss to the Tigers the Indians responded to a five-run deficit early before eventually taking the lead [...]

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Relievers wanted: Call Tribe

April 17, 2009

The knee bone’s connected to the thigh bone, and the thigh bone’s is connected to the hip bone… Depending on whether all the parts of work together, life will be easier or a struggle. Eric Wedge is painfully aware of this fact, which is a key component of the Indians’ 3-8 record.  The Tribe’s relief [...]

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Wedge holds early team meeting

April 15, 2009

Indians officials did not send an advisory to the Guinness Book of World Records, but when manager Eric Wedge addressed his troops after only eight games Tuesday night it might have established an American League mark, at the very least. But there was no use waiting around, inasmuch as the Tribe had only one win. [...]

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Carroll out 4-6 weeks

April 6, 2009

While his teammates were opening the season against the Rangers Monday afternoon, Jamey Carroll was on his way to Baltimore to meet with Dr. Tom Graham.    The Indians’ No. 1 utility player will be out four to six weeks with a fracture of the fifth metacarpal of the left hand, a consequence of being [...]

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Carroll heads to DL, Graffanino recalled

April 6, 2009

Indians utility infielder Jamey Carroll was placed on the 15-day disabled list today with a fractured bone in his left hand. Tony Graffanino was recalled from Triple A Columbus to take his place.

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Barfield, Garko begin experiments

February 17, 2009

Starting in left field… No. 25… Ryan Garko!? Akron Beacon Journal reporter Marla Ridenour left this interesting little nugget hidden at the bottom of her story entitled, Wedge shows respect for history. First baseman Ryan Garko and second baseman Josh Barfield got their first taste of playing the outfield today. Wedge said Garko will be [...]

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