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Seven things about the Tribe: 1. I hope the Indians are checking out Freddy Sanchez, the Pirates' second baseman who may be traded.
From her days as a child, when she could see League Park from the attic of her uncle's house on East 82nd Street in Cleveland, Mary Curnutte has been an Indians fan.
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Baseball Insider: Lee an easy choice as Tribe's best in '08; can Sabathia turn down Yankees?
Named the Indians' Man of the Year on Saturday by media members who cover the team, Cliff Lee hopes to follow up his Cy Young season of 2008 with another strong effort next summer.
The honors continue to roll in for Indians ace Cliff Lee. After he wrapped up the 2008 American League Cy Young Award, plus awards from the Sporting News as the league's top pitcher and Comeback Player of the ...
Baseball America's Top 10 Prospects lists are based on projections of a player's long-term worth after discussions with scouting and player-development personnel.
Opinion: Indians not far from contending again
Baseball awards season serves as a reminder that the Cleveland Indians can get back to contender status in a hurry.
He hit 33 homers, stole 38 bases, hit .268 with a .374 on-base percentage and a .502 slugging percentage.
Commentary: The Tribe didn't ask, but ...
OK, let's get down to cases. It's the free-agent shopping season. The Indians can't afford CC Sabathia or Mark Teixeira, don't want and/or can't afford Manny Ramirez, shouldn't want A.J. Burnett , and probably ...
Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton wins Silver Slugger award
Photo not provided by the Texas Rangers In related news, Juan Gonzalez would like to know if you're going to eat that Hamilton was selected to the American League outfield along with Carlos Quentin of the White ...
Sizemore adds Silver Slugger to list
Grady Sizemore was the American League's only 30-30 player this past season and the first Indians player to do it since Joe Carter in 1987.
Both Ichiro and Beltre golden again
The Seattle Mariners struck gold in the most likely of places Thursday when outfielder Ichiro Suzuki and third baseman Adrian Beltre were named American League Gold Glove winners.
Francisco Liriano, John Danks, Cliff Lee
By Jonah Keri Special to ESPN.com The defending champion Indians figured to battle with the offensively loaded Tigers for the 2008 AL Central crown.
Who should be the Indians' starting right fielder?
The Cleveland Indians have clearly stated that they have three primary needs this off-season: a starter, closer and infielder.
Sizemore wins second Gold Glove
Cleveland Indians outfielder Grady Sizemore won his second consecutive American League Gold Glove.
The 2008 Internet Baseball Awards: AL Results and Wrap-Up by Greg Spira
Click here for the full results of the AL voting. It's time to announce the winners of the 17th annual Internet Baseball Awards.
Tribe owner Paul Dolan calls it as he sees it
Cleveland Indians President Paul Dolan made his annual appearance on my television show Thursday night, and, while there was no bombshell announcement, he was very open about this past season and what he ...
Commentary: Tribe can learn from Phils, Rays
Now that the World Series is over, and given that the Indians weren't in it, and since they'd really like to be, what can be learned from the this year's World Series that can be applied to the Indians? Let's ...
Two Indians are named Sporting News All-Stars
Philadelphia- Indians left-hander Cliff Lee and center fielder Grady Sizemore were named to the Sporting News All-Star team.
Lee, Sizemore make all-star list
The Indians are one of three teams to place two players on the Sporting News 2008 American League All-Star Team, selected by a panel of 41 general managers and assistant GMs from both leagues.