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The Cleveland Indians are nearing a crossroads. Do they deal a talented starter? Do they keep what they have and try to find some offense?
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The Cleveland Indians' Cody Anderson is the man. Also, SportsVu information is neat, but will it change the game?
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Michael Brantley has undoubtedly been the best player on the Indians over the last two seasons, but what could his career look like when it's over?
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A draft recap with Jeff Ellis of Scout.com and also Cody Anderson's emergence and offensive woes
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Cleveland Indians closer Cody Allen was atrocious in his first few appearances this season, but has rebounded nicely -- at least on paper.
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While Yan Gomes was on the shelf with a knee injury early this season, Roberto Perez proved his value as one of the top backup catchers in the game.
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Could Indians pitcher Zach McAllister become something more than a failed starter? Maybe.
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A brief overview of the good and bad of MLB Manager 15, the new mobile offering companion to Out of the Park Baseball
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This Cleveland Indians' team has taken years of patience to come together, full proof Rome wasn't built in a day. But maintaining is becoming more tedious.
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Although the Indians' home opening series was ruined by Miguel Cabrera and the Detroit Tigers, there are some positives Tribe fans can take from the series.
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Wahoo's on the Mic, our Cleveland Indians podcast, talks with the editor of Southside Showdown about the White Sox upcoming season.
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All this attention and praise for the Cleveland Indians in 2015 is unsettling. They would be better as the underdog.
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Home runs could be the key to the Tribe winning more and more games. It sounds to easy. Too simple. But there is indeed logic behind this thought.
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Figuring out a way for the Cleveland Indians to copy the New England Patriots methods of cheating is a daunting task but I'll give it a tyr.
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If aliens were going to abduct a major league player it seems logical it'd be a Cleveland Indians players. Which player would most like be chosen?
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Starting pitcher T.J. House was a pleasant surprise for the Cleveland Indians in 2014, but is he destined to become something great?
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The Cleveland Indians need defensive help, partiuclarly when center fielder Michael Bourn is hurt, and Merritt Rohlfing says Cameron Maybin could be the man
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Small market baseball teams have to rely on their minds rather than their wallets. Merritt Rohlfing wonders if the Indians rely on a little magic as well.
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The Cleveland Indians take on the Tampa Bay Rays in their final series of the season.
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A preview of the upcoming series between the Royals and the Indians. The Tribe's playoff hopes are at stake.
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