Indians 9, Royals 3, Final - Sep. 5, 2008

Reyes exits with sore right elbow | indians.com: News
cleveland.indians.mlb.com 9/6/2008 — KANSAS CITY -- Anthony Reyes said he's confident he'll make his next scheduled start Wednesday in Baltimore. Manager Eric Wedge, on the other hand, was a little more guarded with his predictions after removing Reyes three innings into his outing ...

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Martinez returns to the dish — Major League Baseball News 9/6/2008
For the first time since his Aug. 29 return from the disabled list following right elbow surgery, Victor Martinez got the start at catcher as the Indians opened their series against the Royals.

Indians' Anthony Reyes out with sore elbow — Latest Sporting News Articles for MLB 9/6/2008
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Cleveland Indians right-hander Anthony Reyes came out after pitching three ...

Reyes exits with sore right elbow — Major League Baseball News 9/6/2008
Indians starter Anthony Reyes left his start against the Royals after just three innings Friday night because of right elbow soreness.

Seven singles in a row help Tribe — Major League Baseball News 9/6/2008
Anthony Reyes' elbow soreness is not exactly an encouraging sign, but the Indians had to be encouraged by their offensive output against Brandon Duckworth and the Royals' bullpen in a 9-3 victory at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday.

Martinez sparks Indians' 9-3 win over Royals — Boston.com -- Baseball News 9/6/2008
Victor Martinez reached base four times in his return to catching, helping the Cleveland Indians beat the Kansas City Royals 9-3 Friday night for their 10th straight road win.

Indians over Royals 9-3. — Bleacher Report - MLB 9/6/2008
The Indians sent the entire lineup to the plate in the top of the fifth, reeling off six runs in route to a 9-3 victory on Friday night to open the series in Kansas City against the Royals.    Anthony Reyes, the Indians starting ...