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Richard Mackson-USA TODAY Sports
His Indians career likely over, it’s important to remember what he’s been for this team
It doesn’t make any real, logical sense to be a Cleveland Indians fan. Perhaps if you’re over a certain age and you have some kind of geographical attachment to the team, or like me have a familial connection to the team it make sense. In the grander scheme of things, there are just better choices to make, if only to protect your sanity and have some kind of...
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Morning news and notes for Friday, September 20, 2019
Happy Friday, everyone!
Indians 7, Tigers 0LGT Recap | MLB Recap | Cleveland.com Recap | Box Score
Did you watch the Indians play the Tigers at some point this year? Then you probably saw Cleveland win (unless you watched on April 10, in which case I’m sorry for your loss).
Tribe newsJ-Ram back to taking BP as he eyes early return | MLB
A healthy José Ramírez would do wonders for the Tribe’s...
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We’ll miss ya Detroit . . .
Winning is fun and sweeps are even better.
The Tribe finished off a great series on Thursday evening with a 7-0 victory and three-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers. Cleveland’s three-game sweep of Detroit was just what the doctor ordered as we are thick in the crucial, super-important, nothing-left-in-the-tank, must-win phase of the postseason races. Thursday’s victory jumped the Indians back into a tie with the Rays...
The Indians took a massive hit in late August when third baseman Jose Ramirez fractured the hamate bone in his right hand. Now, with the Indians fighting for a wild-card spot in the American League, Ramirez is working toward a return. There’s at least a possibility Ramirez will be back for the team’s road series against the White Sox next week, Mandy Bell of MLB.com reports. That would give Ramirez a chance to play in the final six games on the Indians’ schedule. The injury to...
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LET’S GO TRIBE!
It’s Mike Clevinger vs Daniel Norris tonight in Cleveland.
Sweeps are fun. Let’s do it.
We are into the final stretch of the MLB season, with playoff spots yet to be decided. There are clear favorites in every division but the NL Central, while both the AL and NL wild card races remain tight. That means plenty of teams remain in contention for a postseason bid right down to the wire. These teams are going to need some big moments from important players down the stretch to earn the right to play in October. Here are five hitters who need to come up big in the final weeks of the...
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... and other hot takes from the Let’s Go Tribe community.
Every week once in a while I ask for your sizzling hot takes on Twitter and Facebook so we can argue about them because arguing is fun. This is the Hot Take Corner.
Hello there. Remember Trevor Bauer? Some people think trading him was a mistake. If we’re being honest, some people will always think it was a mistake to trade Trevor Bauer. It’s one of the many hot takes we...
David Richard-USA TODAY Sports
Morning News and Notes, for Thursday, September 19, 2018
Cleveland 2 - Detroit 1It took 10 innings, but the Indians extended their wining streak against Detroit to 16 games.
Recaps: LGT | MLB | Box Score
Today’s Baseball : Norris v Clevenger at 7:10 p.m. EDT
Other Indians NewsHere's the schedule's impact on the final 11 days - For some, the road looks a bit more difficult. That’s because of the schedule, which may even out over the course of the...
Yasiel Puig carried the Indians to a 2-1 win over the Tigers on Wednesday night with a walk-off single in the 10th inning after Detroit intentionally walked Carlos Santana to load the bases and pitch to Puig. The win kept the Indians in the playoff hunt for the AL Central and a wild card earth.
Jason Kipnis talks about the uncertainty of his contract status beyond the end of the 2019 season.
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The Indians almost lost a game to the Tigers, which seems unconscionable — luckily their Wild Horse saved the day
For those of who don’t need to ask your dude how a game of baseball works, what you just witnessed was truly wonderful. There were also several innings of boredom, but let’s just ignore those and focus on the fact that Yasiel Puig is amazing.
Puig entered the bottom of the 10th having watched the Tigers walk the batter ahead of him...
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LET’S GO TRIBE
This ... sure is a lineup.
New day. Same mindset.#RallyTogether pic.twitter.com/izd1q84C8H
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) September 18, 2019Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images
Who needs fastballs when you have a big pile of trash?
Relief pitchers are a strange entity. With the small samples they deal in, you’re always wondering whether what you’re seeing is a statistical fluke, the real thing or something in between. That’s where we stand with Tyler Clippard.
For the last five years, Clippard has been … fine, I guess, pitching for eight different teams, notching a 3.21 ERA over 404 innings, striking out 26.9 percent...
David Richard-USA TODAY Sports
Morning news and notes for Wednesday, September 18, 2019
The Indians had Detroit on their schedule last night. So Detroit would be the only team the Indians were able to beat last night. Adam Plutko did his thing again, and so did Jordan Luplow and Oscar Mercado.
Franmil missed Tuesday’s game due to a family situation. Andrew Velazquez made his Indians debut, playing second base for the injured Jason Kipnis, who hopefully has not played his final game in...
The Indians announced that second baseman Jason Kipnis’ season is over because of a broken right hamate bone.
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Business as usual with the Tigers in town
I know I should be relishing the Cleveland Indians’ bludgeoning of the Detroit Tigers this season, but it feels like the Tribe has now reached the point of beating the proverbial dead horse, recording their 15th consecutive victory over the hapless Tigers by a score of 7-2.
Adam Plutko, in his fourth start this season against Detroit, didn’t have much trouble with the Tigers, save for a...
David Richard-USA TODAY Sports
One last dance with Detroit
I must say, the Tigers are not having a great year.
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Kip has probably played his final game with the Indians
Jason Kipnis is about to join a growing list of Indians players who will not be finishing the season on the field. Unlike José Ramírez and Tyler Naquin, however, we’ve probably seen the last of Jason Kipnis in a Cleveland Indians uniform altogether.
The Indians announced earlier today that the longtime second basemen will be out 4-6 weeks with a broken hamate bone. Given that its already...
An MRI performed on Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis revealed a fracture in the hook of the hamate bone in his right wrist, the team announced Tuesday. The team is currently scheduling a followup appointment for him, but surgery is expected to be required, which would sideline Kipnis for four to six weeks and ostensibly remove any chance of him appearing in a potential postseason series. Cleveland has recalled infielder Andrew Velazquez to add some infield depth in the wake of the injury....
Cleveland Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis is expected to miss the remainder of the season after fracturing the hook of the hamate bone in his right wrist, according to Mandy Bell of MLB ...