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Game #89: The First Half is Over - Not Soon Enough
Game #89: The First Half is Over - Not Soon Enough
The first half of the 2009 season is officially over. Thank Heavens. Justin Verlander has owned the Indians this season, he’s 3-0 with a 0.39 ERA against Cleveland this season. Sunday it was business as usual, halting what Eric Wedge thinks is a pretty good offense to to no runs on ...
Indians Turnover Appears to be Record Breaking
Indians Turnover Appears to be Record Breaking
waitingfornextyear.com — Over the course of 2007, the year that found the Indians one game away from the World... Series, the team used 21 pitchers. Last season, due to trades (CC Sabathia) and injuries (Jake Westbrook among others), the team was forced to use 28 pitchers. While we sit here today at the All-Star break, ... (more) Indians Turnover Appears to be Record Breaking
The dog days arrive early for the Cleveland Indians: Can Tribe find pride in second half?
The dog days arrive early for the Cleveland Indians: Can Tribe find pride in second half?
cleveland.com — With great expectations long decimated, what is left for the Indians in 2009?... (more) The dog days arrive early for the Cleveland Indians: Can ...
Indians Sputter Into All-Star Break
Indians Sputter Into All-Star Break
deepleftfield.com — Tomo Ohka acting out the familiar role of Indians' pitcher. As if it mattered to Tribe fans,... the All-Star Break is now upon us, and the Indians are still in last place…and worst in the American League. Barring something that happens in the movies, such as Major League (parts I or II), ... (more) Indians Sputter Into All-Star Break
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