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The B-List: 6/17 The Indians dropped the opener to Kansas City, falling behind the Royals into third place in the A.L. Central, and falling back under .500 in the process. In today’s B-List, Buff congratulates the alien that inhabited Carlos Carrasco’s body, laments Jason Kipnis’ tough day at the plate, wonders if Mike Aviles was actually worse, wonders whether Brian Shaw was the best choice, likes all of Matt Albers’ pitches but one, and takes cheap shots at Jason Giambi’s speed, Rich Hill’s ... Read more Steve Buffum | Tuesday, June 18 |
Morning Rundown: A Bloop and a Busted Play Does Indians In Sometimes I have no words to describe my reaction to a game. This is one of those games. So I'll just ramble incoherent nonsense. I'll skip the incoherent nonsense. ROYALS - 2 | INDIANS - 1 W: Aaron Crow (3-2) L: Bryan Shaw (0-1) S: Greg Holland (15) [BOXSCORE] No wait, I gotta get it out. ErrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmahgrerrrrrrrrddddddddddFORTHELOVEOFBRUCECHEN! Told you it was nonsense. As was all two runs the Royals scored on Monday in their ... Read more Nino Colla | Tuesday, June 18 |
Corey Kluber, Streak Buster He may not be a Ghostbuster, but Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona knows who he needs to call to help the Tribe when they are coming off a loss. Corey Kluber. Sunday's start against Washington marked the sixth time that Kluber has taken the mound following a Tribe loss this season. In those six starts, Kluber has gone 4-1 with an ERA of 2.38 and 40 strikeouts in 41.2 innings of work. In the other game, (May 26 against Boston), he earned ... Read more Thomas Moore | Monday, June 17 |
The B-List: 6/14 - 6/16The Indians took two of three from the reeling Washington Nationals, depending on a pair of two-run outbursts to overcome the punchless Washington offense. In today’s B-List, Buff compares and contrasts the performances of Justin Masterson and Corey Kluber, who were both outstanding. He mentions Scott Kazmir’s performance, which, while standing out, was ironically not “outstanding.” He cheers Jason Kipnis as the new standard of baserunning while pointing out his baserunning wasn’t even the best on his own team this ... Read more Steve Buffum | Monday, June 17 |
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View from the Porch: Catcher In The Why? Being a catcher is one of the most physically and mentally demanding positions in all of sports. Catchers are involved on every pitch while their team is in the field and have a lot of pregame work to do as well. They’re right there with the pitchers while they study hitters and their tendencies, helping to formulate the plan for ... Read more Adam Burke | Saturday, June 15 |
Francisco Lindor, B.C. It was June 6, 2011, 67 years to the day after Generals Eisenhower and Bradley ordered the combined allied troops to begin storming the beaches of Normandy, France in what was the beginning of the end for Adolf Hitler’s “1000 year” Reich. Coincidence? Absolutely. Because all we’re talking about is the 2011 Rule 4 Amateur draft. I was sitting nervously ... Read more Al Ciammaichella | Friday, June 14 |
Morning Rundown: A Kluber Summer? Corey Does It Again Remember a few years back when Stephen Strasburg was being called up and he made one of his first starts in Cleveland? The Indians countered with their stud-call up of Carlos Santana and the two went head-to-head on Sunday. It was called Strasburg-Santana Sunday and honestly, I barely remember that the Nationals won or if the Indians even won that ... Read more Nino Colla | Friday, June 14 |
The Pre-Weekend Wrap It’s been a crazy couple of weeks in the McPeek residence. Soccer galore, volleyball galore and a newly graduated high school senior have dominated the time that would have otherwise been devoted to condensing all the Cleveland sports action into a weekly column for the past two weeks. This weekend will be no different as the previously aforementioned recent graduate ... Read more Brian McPeek | Thursday, June 13 |
Speed Spoils Flag Day for Nationals When the Cleveland Indians built their outfield of center fielders, most of us were thinking about defense, and how it would benefit the pitching staff.  On Friday, at the corner Carnegie and Ontario, a couple of those center fielders did all they could to reward Justin Masterson, Cody Allen, and Joe Smith for their efforts, but not necessarily with their ... Read more Jeff Rich | Thursday, June 13 |
Cleveland Sports Vault: 6/10/59. A Signature Moment for Rocky Colavito If you are like me, you cannot help it- you mentally catalogue people by the iconic images of them that you hold. When particular individuals come to mind, those images are what you ‘see.’ Sometimes they are like still photos; speaking for myself, the images are often the mental equivalents of .gif files, or short video ... Read more Greg Popelka | Thursday, June 13 |
Tribe Survives Kazmir, But Nats Beat Bullpen You have to think that something might be wrong with your baseball team when a first inning home run, let alone two back-to-back, spells doom for your club like no other 1-0 or 2-0 lead in baseball history.ÂÂ Once upon a time, Scott Kazmir was supposed to be what David Price ended up being, a top-of-rotation southpaw that shys away ... Read more Jeff Rich | Thursday, June 13 |
The Development of Corey Kluber In 2010, the Indians were trade deadline sellers. They sent the often underappreciated Jake Westbrook to the Cardinals in a three-team trade that included Ryan Ludwick and received a Double-A right hander from the Padres named Corey Kluber. Around that same time, they traded Austin Kearns to the Yankees for a player to be named later. That player to be ... Read more Adam Burke | Wednesday, June 12 |
Are Cleveland's Current Teams Worst We've Ever Seen? How bad is it right now to be a Cleveland sports fan? It’s bad, obviously, as to paraphrase one of Coughlin’s Laws, “everything in Cleveland sports ends badly, otherwise it wouldn’t be Cleveland.” But just how bad is it compared to other historically bad times in Cleveland sports? And, yes, we get that comparing poor eras is a very Cleveland thing to ... Read more Thomas Moore | Wednesday, June 12 |
What to Make of Chris Perez and Josh Gordon News? When we first heard the news about Chris Perez and Josh Gordon and their "indiscretions," our first reaction was, are you kidding? Then, after we heard more of the details, our reaction started to change a bit. Let's start with Perez, who has been charged with a misdemeanor, along with his wife, Melanie, after a package of marijuana was delivered by the ... Read more Thomas Moore | Sunday, June 9 |
View from the Porch: The Umpire EpidemicWatching Tony Randazzo work during the Yankees/Indians series, and call one of the worst games I’ve seen in a while, (and that’s saying something), it dawned on me how inept most Major League umpires are. I always knew there were some that were bad and some that were good, but the gap between good and bad is both growing larger ... Read more Adam Burke | Sunday, June 9 |
The B-List: 6/10The Indians dropped the opener in Arlington 6-3, as the banged-up Texas Rangers are still better at baseball than the mostly-healthy Tribe. In today’s shortened B-List, Buff runs out of things to say, much in the manner of the Cleveland offense after the third inning, or Nick Hagadone’s quality repertoire after his first pitch. He does note that Carlos Santana ... Read more Steve Buffum | Sunday, June 9 |
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