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The Rays are picking up outfielder Jordan Luplow and reliever DJ Johnson from the Indians, reports Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times (Twitter link). Pitching prospect Peyton Battenfield is heading back to Cleveland.
The Indians and Braves have announced a deal sending corner outfielder Eddie Rosario and cash considerations to Atlanta in exchange for corner infielder Pablo Sandoval.
Francona is going to focus on his health.
Cleveland announced this evening that manager Terry Francona will take a leave of absence from the team to address health concerns.
Cleveland manager Terry Francona is taking a leave of absence for the remainder of the 2021 season. The team
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Tampa Bay Rays Sunday to avoid what would've been a dreadful home four-game sweep less than one full week ahead of Friday's
Young, 27, was designated for assignment in Arizona last week after struggling over the past two seasons.
The Indians on Monday claimed lefty Alex Young off waivers from the Diamondbacks and opened a spot on the 40-man roster by transferring right-hander Aaron Civale from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list.
Shane Bieber was transferred to the 60-day injured list to make room on the 40-man roster for RHP Cam Hill. Bieber has been out for 39 days with a subscapularis strain.
Cleveland Indians third baseman Jose Ramirez is one of the best players in baseball and with the MLB trade deadline, the star slugger could reportedly be on the move by July 30.
The Indians have traded Francisco Lindor, Corey Kluber and Trevor Bauer in recent years. So we shouldn’t put it past them to consider moving Ramirez.
The under slot money can be explained by Williams’ going a little higher in the draft than many expected.
Cleveland spent most of the last year shaving down a list of potential names that was over 1,000 more than a month ago. The process evidently accelerated quickly, with the club choosing Guardians as its next name.
The Indians announced in a video package on Twitter this morning that their new franchise name will be the Cleveland Guardians. The franchise announced early last July that a name change was under consideration, and by December it had become clear that the organization would move forward with a new name in the near future.
While Cleveland will still retain the “C” logo it uses now, it is also implementing new images that will be featured on all apparel in 2022.
Cleveland started phasing out some symbols of its Indians nickname many years ago, and changing the nickname to Guardians is the final step in the process.
Cleveland has chosen a new name for the club but is not yet ready to reveal it.
Close to 1,100 name choices were on Cleveland's initial list, a sign of just how exhausting the process has been in landing on a new nickname for the organization.
Back in early June, the Cleveland Indians confirmed they'd narrowed down the list of potential new names for the franchise as they look to rebrand and
The Nationals announced they’ve signed veteran catcher René Rivera to a major league contract. More to come.