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Tribe Relievers - A 2009 Anthology
Tribe Relievers - A 2009 Anthology
Even in their worst of times in the 70’s and 80’s, we never saw this kind of fluctuation on the Indians roster when it came to the bullpen. Sure, we have seen bad bullpens in our day, I mean who can forget the infamous 1988 “Bullpen From Hell” featuring the likes of Don ...
Cleveland Indians fall on hard times
Cleveland Indians fall on hard times
sports.espn.go.com — "We got beat by a great team. We've got a lot of young guys on this team. This wasn't the end of something. It was the beginning of something." -- Cleveland first baseman Ryan Garko after the Indians, one win from the World Series, blew a 3-games-to-1 ... (more) Cleveland Indians fall on hard times
Tribe Takes Two of Three and The Grind Continues On
Tribe Takes Two of Three and The Grind Continues On
waitingfornextyear.com — How about them apples Tribe fans? The real story of the weekend was not the Indians taking two of three from the Oakland A’s. No, the real story were the quotes from GM Mark Shapiro saying that manager Eric Wedge and his staff is safe for the rest of the season. “As I said all [...] (more) Tribe Takes Two of Three and The Grind Continues On
Feeling Guilty for Tribe’s Failures
Feeling Guilty for Tribe’s Failures
waitingfornextyear.com — Allow me to be self-indulgent for a minute. As I write this article today, I do truly know that the Cleveland Indians and their successes and failures aren’t truly about me. I am writing this post for what I am guessing are a lot of people who are fans of the Indians and feel the [...] (more) Feeling Guilty for Tribe’s Failures
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