David Dellucci News

It is the week of Thanksgiving, so what better time is there to generate some poor attempt at theming a column in the spirit of the holiday? I had originally planned to go another way with a theme, but that ...

As the Indians begin to circle the free agent pool, trying to decide when, where, and how far they will stick their toe in, it's a perfect time to take a loving stroll down memory lane and revisit the best and ...

Injuries aside, they went from 96 to 81 wins, from first to third place, with an attendance drop of almost 100,000 from the year before.

The baseball post-season is winding down, the winter leagues are starting up, and soon the sport will be in full hot stove league mode.

Getting acclimated to life outside the ballpark is tough this time of year. As I write this, I'm actually sitting on my back porch, trying to get inspired to write about baseball, despite the utter absence of ...

WHEN you're relaxed and you're in a place you really like, this is what happens.

Indians GM Mark Shapiro: "When you get to the list of areas I'd like to improve, the area I feel least comfortable with is our upper-level starting pitching.

The Cleveland Indians head into the 2008 offseason with a considerable list of holes that need to be filled.

The Indians lead the White Sox, 7-1, tonight after six innings at U.S. Cellular Field.

Cleveland at Boston. 7:05 PM 0 recs 46 comments Add comment Comments Come on Grady make it 1-0. Travis Hafner is overrated.

Indians outfield David Dellucci started his charity to assist Hurricane Katrina victims.

Why do the Indians' brass always tweak the Aeros at playoff time? In '06 it was Adam Miller, in '07 it was calling Lake County's inexperienced players up instead of the worthy Kinston players.

' Barring any offseason commotion, the Indians will open next year with a full stock of outfielders and only three spots to play them.

Sixty years later, you need a scorecard to identify all of the sports-inspired charities.

In 505 at-bats over two seasons with the Indians, David Dellucci has hit .238 with 15 home runs and 67 RBI --- well below his career averages.

It's conceivable that we're already looking at the Indians' outfield composition for the outset of 2009.

BALTIMORE: What do these players have in common: Shin-Soo Choo, Trevor Crowe, David Dellucci, Ben Francisco, Franklin Gutierrez, Matt LaPorta and Grady Sizemore? All of them are outfielders who might find ...

Jeremy Sowers pitched eight strong innings to lift Cleveland over Baltimore, 6-1, in the second test of a four-game series at Camden Yards.

Gil Meche got back in the win column on Saturday night. Meche held the Indians to three hits in seven innings as the Royals notched a 3-1 victory in front of 18,795 fans on Hispanic Heritage Night at Kauffman ...

Jamey Carroll delivered the first of five straight run-scoring singles in the fifth inning Friday, leading the Cleveland Indians to a 9-3 win over Kansas City.