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Morning News and Notes, Monday, July 22, 2019
Yesterday’s BaseballCleveland 5, Kansas City 4
José Ramírez and Francisco Lindor homered together for just for the first time this season. They did it 10 times in 2018.
Recaps: LGT | MLB | Box Score
Today’s BaseballClevinger vs. Borucki, 7:07 p.m. ET. Rogers Centre
Other Indians NewsTyler Naquin producing results from No. 9 spot in Cleveland Indians batting order - Cleveland.com Tyler Naquin is...
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Will this be the week that the Tribe catches the Twins in the AL Central?
The Tribe won another series this weekend against a bad team. Doing so helped them inch ever closer to he AL Central leading Minnesota Twins. To kick off this week, the Tribe travels to Toronto to face the Blue Jays (another bad team) while the Twins head home to host the Yankees (a good team). Sweeps from Cleveland and New York will put the Indians in a tie for...
7/21/19: Tribe score 3 in the 6th to hold of Royals
Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor became the latest player to suffer the awful experience of accidentally hitting a child with a line drive foul ball Sunday and he wants steps taken to ensure that it doesn’t happen again. Lindor urged MLB teams to expand netting all the way down both foul lines after he hit a child with a line drive. He said he was told that a three-year-old boy was hospitalized as a result of the accident. “I encourage every MLB team to put the nets all the...
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This may very well be the baseball.
The Indians held off the rallying Royals in the late innings to win 5-4, completing a homestand that saw the team win seven out of three games and sneak closer to the Minnesota Twins in the standings. At worst, the Indians will remain 3 games back of the Twins, but if the A’s manage to mount a rally they might sneak to within two of the division lead.
An account of a game of baseballEarly on it looked like Zach...
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Yea, verily, it is now Tribe Time
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Morning news and notes for Sunday, July 21, 2019
Happy Sunday, everyone!
Indians 0, Royals 1LGT Recap | MLB Recap | Cleveland.com Recap | Box Score
Adam Plutko spun a gem but the offense couldn’t get things going and ultimately lost thanks to the lone run put up by the Royals.
Tribe newsNaquin ‘takes a lot of pride’ in strong OF throws | MLB
Not only is Naquin getting hot at the plate, he’s also showing off his cannon of an arm in right...
Billy Hamilton climbs the wall for a terrific leaping catch, robbing Francisco Lindor of an extra-base hit in the 6th inning
KC@CLE: Francona on Junis, Plutko in Indians' loss
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They lost this one, but not in the fashion most assumed
It’s really hard to win a baseball game if you don’t score any runs. I haven’t checked all of FanGraphs, but I reckon that it’s never happened. The Tribe tried their best today to scratch across a win with no runs, but they, like all other teams in the history of baseball, ended up with a loss after failing to score a run. Had Adam Plutko pitched like many thought he would, maybe the loss...
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This was the game a lot of folks in the preview had the Tribe losing. Hopefully Plutko proves them wrong.
The offense had a party last night that hopefully will carry over into today. Adam Plutko, on the other hand, will try to get back on track after a shaky outing a week ago.
And now, here is the starting 9 for your Tribe:
Today's Lineups Whit Merrifield - RF Francisco Lindor - SS Alex Gordon - LF Oscar Mercado - CF Hunter Dozier - 3B Carlos...Indians right-hander Trevor Bauer, Blue Jays righty Marcus Stroman and Rangers lefty Mike Minor have been among the most popular names in the rumor mill in advance of the July 31 trade deadline. All three are quality starters who are under control through 2020, so a slew of contenders have predictably shown serious interest in each of them. But who’s the most desirable of the trio? Perhaps it’s the 28-year-old Bauer, who started his major league career in 2012 with the Diamondbacks....
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Morning News and Notes, Saturday, July 20, 2019
Yesterday’s BaseballCleveland 10, Kansas City 5
Oscar Mercado went 5 for 5 to lead the Indians over the Royals.
Recaps: LGT | MLB | Box Score
Today’s BaseballPlutko v Junis at 7:10 p.m. EDT
Other Indians NewsIndians score, save run on reviews against KC - After the Indians endured a week of tough luck when it came to replay reviews, their fortunes immediately changed in Friday night's 10-5 win in the...
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When everything is clicking, this is a beautiful team
Our own Matt Schlichting said it best:
If Mercado and Naquin keep playing like this the Indians are going to be unstoppable
— Matt (@MattSchlichting) July 20, 2019Those two gentlemen, Oscar Mercado and Tyler Naquin, combined to go 7-for-8 with 4 RBIs and 4 runs scored. With those two sandwiching Francisco Lindor in the lineup and José Ramírez getting his swagger back and Carlos Santana continuing to...
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LET’S GO TRIBE!
Shane Bieber day!
Shane Bieber day!
Shane Bieber day!
Shane Bieber day!
Shane Bieber day!
If we win tonight, it will be our 6th in a row, which is 1 more than 5.#RallyTogether pic.twitter.com/kCeTMQ8P12
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) July 19, 2019I’m hitting the road to see family over the weekend so there probably won’t be a recap for this game so please enjoy this game thread weeeeeee
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Around the AL Central we go
The Indians are riding a five game winning streak and are coming off of a dominating sweep of the Detroit Tigers, who currently sit last in the AL Central. Now, they’ll face the Kansas City Royals, who are not much better in fourth place. The two clubs faced each other not too long ago and the Tribe came away with a sweep after that series as well. Can they do it again? One can only hope.
Team in a boxThe...
Indians right-hander Trevor Bauer turned in a terrific performance Thursday in a win over the Tigers, striking out 10 and yielding three earned runs on five hits and two walks in 6 2/3 innings. Despite Bauer’s importance to the playoff-contending Indians, his name has been frequently bandied about in trade rumors this summer. As a result, Thursday could’ve been one of his last starts as a member of the Tribe. Asked after the game if the rumors have been on his mind, Bauer told Mandy...
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Morning news and notes for Friday, July 19, 2019
Happy Friday, everyone!
Indians 6, Tigers 3LGT Recap | MLB Recap | Cleveland.com Recap | Box Score
Despite a couple of home runs, Trevor Bauer got through 6.2 innings, fanned 10, and got a win thanks to a lively offense highlighted by José Ramírez and his tenth straight game with a hit.
Tribe newsKluber throws first bullpen session since injury | MLB
Kluber got throwing in his first bullpen session since...
Jose Ramirez belts a two-run home run to left field, giving the Indians a 5-3 lead in the 6th inning
Terry Francona said Trevor Bauer overcame some frustrations early in Thursday’s game to pitch the Indians to a 6-3 win over the Tigers. Bauer said he pitched with fury because he gave up two homers.