Notable Cleveland Indians Winter Meeting moves since 2010

CLEVELAND, OH - JULY 30: Owner and CEO of the Cleveland Indians Paul Dolan prior to the Hall of Fame induction before the game between the Cleveland Indians and the Oakland Athletics at Progressive Field on July 30, 2016 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
CLEVELAND, OH - JULY 30: Owner and CEO of the Cleveland Indians Paul Dolan prior to the Hall of Fame induction before the game between the Cleveland Indians and the Oakland Athletics at Progressive Field on July 30, 2016 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) /
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The Cleveland Indians have stayed relatively quiet at the Winter Meetings the past 10 years but have made a few memorable transactions.

There is no bigger MLB offseason event than the Winter Meetings as the Cleveland Indians and all 29 other teams’ across the league gather with rival executives and agents to complete trades and finish off free-agent deals.

Despite a year full of canceled events, the Winter Meetings will go on in 2020 but look slightly different as they will be held virtually amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Meetings will begin Sunday,  and run through the end of the Rule 5 Draft on Thursday, Dec. 10.

The last decade has seen the Indians stay relatively at the Winter Meetings with only a few trades, small signings and Rule 5 Draft choices. However, this year the Tribe will have much of the baseball world watching them.

With the Indians expected to trade four-star shortstop Francisco Lindor, there will be increased speculation that a move will be made during baseball’s busiest week of the offseason.

In honor of the Winter Meetings kicking off Sunday, here’s a look at every move the Indians have made during them since 2010.