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No no-no for Carlos Rodon, but White Sox still beat Cleveland Indians, 8-5 Updated 10:58 PM; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Indians recorded three hits against left-hander Carlos Rodon. Franmil Reyes knocked him down with a line-drive single over his head. The one thing they couldn’t do was beat him. Rodon, fresh off his no-hitter against the Indians on April 14, pitched five shaky innings Tuesday night, but was still the winning pitcher as his White Sox teammates hit four home runs o...

Cleveland Indians, Logan Allen get rolled, 10-3, by Cincinnati’s seven-run third inning Updated 11:03 PM; Facebook Share CINCINNATI -- The best met one of the worst Friday night and the result was predictable. The Reds entered the game tied for the MLB lead in runs, homers and RBI. The Indians entered with the lowest batting average and the fewest runs in the American League. That the Reds won, 10-3, should not be surprising. The manner in which Cincinnati won, however, may be cause for conc...

share-square-2079084 The Indians’ offensive struggles are a well-chronicled concern at this early stage of the 2021 season, particularly given what happened against Carlos Rodón. But now the club is wrestling with the new issue of an overburdened bullpen because of the succinct starts received from Zach Plesac and Logan Allen this week. Just 48 hours after Plesac couldn’t get out of the first inning in Chicago, Allen couldn’t get an out in the third inning in Cincinnati. The result Frida...

Indians reliever Cal Quantrill could’ve let the sixth inning slip away from him on Monday night at Guaranteed Rate Field. Instead of crumbling after getting himself into a bases-loaded, no-out jam, he escaped unscathed and returned for a perfect seventh. But just as the momentum seemed to be shifting into

CLEVELAND -- The Indians made it through their first eight games without needing a fifth starter due to a handful of off-days. But on Monday, the club will finally round out its rotation. Cleveland had options between Triston McKenzie and Cal Quantrill to take the final opening in the rotation,

share-square-619922 The new and improved Logan Allen will toe the rubber in the Tribe’s home opener for his first start of the season. Monday’s game against the Royals will also mark the left-hander’s first regular-season start in more than a year and a half. The fourth spot in Clevelands pitching rotation was up for grabs heading into spring, and it came down to Allen, Cal Quantrill and Triston McKenzie during the last couple of weeks of Spring Training. "We had Logan scheduled to start,...

Here is what’s happening on Day 28 of spring training with the Cleveland Indians Updated Mar 17, 2021; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- It has been an interesting spring for the Indians’ rotation. Some high points, some low points, but with just under two weeks left before the April 1 season opener everyone appears healthy even if the back end of the rotation has yet to be decided. Triston McKenzie starts the rotation’s night moves Wednesday with the first of two night games this spring...

March 10, 2021 The 2020 season couldn’t have been much fun for the Nationals or Stephen Strasburg. In the wake of their World Series victory over the Astros, the team sputtered out of the gate, while Strasburg, the MVP of that World Series and a newly-minted $245 million man via his opt-out and re-signing in December 2019, was limited to two starts before undergoing late August surgery to alleviate carpal tunnel neuritis. On Tuesday, Strasburg took the mound for his first Grapefruit League ap...

Know your enemy: The Cleveland Indians Share this story Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images Seemingly every year, the Cleveland Indians trade an All-Star caliber player away, and every year pundits decry their cheap ways, predicting this will be the move that sends the franchise into a funk. But more often than not, the player they send away turns into a pumpkin, the prospect haul turns out to be pretty good, and they seemingly find a guy off the street to replace him with a performance just as good...

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Those people viewing the American League Central as primarily a two-team race between the Twins and White Sox might want to take a closer look at Cleveland’s starting pitching. Shane Bieber, the reigning AL Cy Young winner and probably the most dominant pitcher in baseball during the