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Pronk33 Pronk33 posted 8/16/2008 from ontariostreet.blogspot.com [flag]
Zach Jackson is the next contestant in Cleveland's extended tryouts for 2009. [link]
Jackson Makes Latest Coffee Run for Tribe

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Lazy Sunday with Moving Pictures
Published 8/17/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Paul Cousineau) at The DiaTribe
... Elsewhere in the blogosphere, Brian LeShier over at Ontario Street (the blog, not the physical street) has a nice piece on Zach Jackson, which evolves into a quick synopsis of who’s out there in the middle-to-back-of-the-rotation mix for 2009. LaShier makes mention of Aaron Laffey perhaps staying in Buffalo for the rest of the season “since the team already knows what he’s capable of in the Majors.” ...

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Minor Issues: Lewis Called up; Tribe Signs Draft Picks

npcPronk29 posted 8/15/2008 from tribetimereport.blogspot.com

The Cleveland Indians have signed most of their draft picks by locking up Michigan product Zach Putnam and high school pitcher Trey Haley. They also signed TJ House and Bryce Stowell before the deadline. With Zach Jackson up in Cleveland and a few injuries, Buffalo added the red-hot Scott Lewis to their team.
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Shake It Off, Rafy

Sarge posted 8/15/2008 from www.waitingfornextyear.com

Not that the Indians were winning the game at the time, but an eight-run eighthinning sure didn’t help matters much. Not long after I have spent the majority of this month praising his work, Rafael Perez went “Masa” on us and gave up three earned runs without even recording an out.
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Afternoon Red Sox Delight - 8/15

beisbolct posted 8/15/2008 from soxanddawgs.com

Tonight, the Toronto Blue Jays come into town to face another bird in Paul Byrd, who makes his first start for the Boston Red Sox. The Blue Jays just saw Byrd in his last start for the Cleveland Indians on Sunday, a game that saw Byrd throw 94 pitches in a complete game 4-2 win.
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I'm running out of things to say about Cliff Lee

npcPronk29 posted 8/16/2008 from tribetimereport.blogspot.com

Never getting tired of saying Cliff Lee wins again, but running out of ways to say it. Cliff Lee won game number 17 for the Cleveland Indians after he tossed a complete game against the MLB-best Los Angeles Angels. Ryan Garko and Jhonny Peralta provided the offense.
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Boxscore: Baltimore vs. Cleveland - August 14, 2008 | MLB.com: News

Ontario Street found this 8/16/2008 on mlb.mlb.com

BATTING 2B : Mora 2 (25, Jackson, Mujica), Hernandez, R (17, Jackson), Millar (20, Jackson), Montanez, L (1, Perez), Cintron (4, Kobayashi). TB : Roberts 2; Cintron 2; Markakis; Mora 5; Huff; Hernandez, R 3; Millar 4; Montanez, L 4; Castro, J. RBI : ...
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