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Marte, Brown earn Triple-A honors
Andy Marte and Jordan Brown gave the Indians a lot to think about with their performance at Triple-A Columbus this year, and Topps has recognized their efforts.
Royals' DiNardo named Triple-A All-Star
The Topps Triple-A All-Star Team was announced on Thursday, with two prospects each from the Yankees' and Indians' organization being honored for their performances by the Topps Company of New York, in conjunction with Minor League Baseball.
Hey, Hoynsie! Paul Hoynes answers your Cleveland Indians questions
Some readers are wondering if Indians GM Mark Shapiro has escaped responsibility for the disappointing 2009 campaign.
Solving the Cleveland Indians' Third Base Woes: Lucky There's a Gamel-Y Guy
Any Cleveland fan with a decent short-term memory knows that, for the past several seasons, the Tribe has experienced consistent inconsistency at third base.
Cleveland Indians Announce Winter Ball Participants
Friday 16 Oct 2009 Friday, October 16, 2009 at 08:20AM MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com -CLEVELAND, OH - The Cleveland Indians will have 20 representatives, including 18 prospects and two coaches, throughout Major League Baseball's Winter Leagues.
Indians' future on view in Venezuela winter ball
Venezuela is the place to be to see the Indians' future. Nine players, along with two coaches, will play winter ball there.
Travis Hafner, Homeruns and Andy Marte
The argument has been made that September statistics are fundamentally different than statistics from the rest of the year.
Five Reasons the Indians' Season Collapsed
When the Indians reported in February to their new $72 million spring training complex in Goodyear, Ariz., everything that ailed the franchise was going to be cured.
BOSTON: After learning a week ago that he was being fired as manager of the Indians, Eric Wedge decided to see the season to its miserable conclusion.
Beckett's workmanlike effort tames Tribe
It wasn't Josh Beckett's best performance of the season, far from it. But the mere fact that the ace exited the five-inning performance against the Cleveland Indians on Saturday in a healthy state already puts him way ahead of where he was last year at this time.
Peralta's walk-off keeps Tribe in win column
The Indians waited nearly two weeks to post a victory. They must have liked the feeling.
Tribe falls to Tigers for 11th straight loss
The Indians' losing streak has hit historic proportions. Michael Brantley put the Tribe up early, but Carlos Carrasco couldn't get out of a troublesome fourth inning as the Indians lost, 6-5, Thursday night at Progressive Field.
CLEVELAND: One of the many decisions the Indians must make in the offseason concerns Andy Marte.
Huff pitched eight innings, Cabrera drove in three runs and tied a career high with four hits, and the Indians beat Baltimore 9-0 on Sunday to extend the Orioles ' skid to 10 games.
Rookie catcher Lou Marson finally getting into the swing of things: Indians Insider
Some say he's Lou MAR-son. Others insist he's Lou Mar-SOHN. Lou Marson , a rookie catcher for the Tribe, is not partial.
All you need to know about manager Eric Wedge's current evaluation of Andy Marte was evident Tuesday night.
Game 152: Tigers 11, Indians 3
Justin Masterson only lasted four innings. If my math is correct, the Indians just have to win two more games to avoid ending the season with 100 losses.
Indians lead Orioles, 3-2, through six
The Indians led the Orioles, 3-2, through six innings tonight at Progressive Field.
Indians play clean but lose, and like nice guys, may finish last
Manager Eric Wedge wants the Indians , in the last shallow breaths of the season, to play cleaner, crisper Baseball.
Did new position prompt a new injury for Tribe prospect Matt LaPorta? Indians Insider
Rookie Matt LaPorta , one of the few reasons still left to watch the Indians, didn't play Wednesday because of a sore left hip.
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