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Cleveland pitcher Zach Plesac heads to IL after injuring thumb 'aggressively' removing shirt By Zac Wassink  |  Last updated 5/25/21 The Cleveland Indians had a worse weekend hosting the Minnesota Twins than some first realized.  According to Mandy Bell of the official MLB website, starting right-handed pitcher Zach Plesac is headed to the injured list due to a non-displaced fracture in his right thumb that he suffered after he surrendered five runs (three earned) across just 3.2 innings of work in Sunday's loss to Minnesota.  "He was, I think, probably rather aggressive...

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Indians Place Franmil Reyes On 10-Day IL, Promote Owen Miller 12:05pm CDT 12:05PM: Reyes has been diagnosed with an internal oblique strain, and will be sidelined for the next 5-7 weeks.  (MLB.com’s Mandy Bell was among those with the news.) 9:12AM: Reyes is indeed headed to the 10-day injured list, according to The Athletic’s Zack Meisel (Twitter link).  Owen Miller’s contract will be selected from Triple-A, and catcher Roberto Perez is being moved to the 60-day IL to accommodate Miller on the 40-man roster. A third-round draft pick for the Padres in 2018, Miller came to Cleveland ...

share-square-962624 At the one-quarter mark of the regular season, has there been a more chaotic division in baseball than the American League Central? The Twins, who were universally predicted to contend for a third straight division title, have arguably been the sport's most disappointing team and enter Thursday with the fewest wins in baseball. The Royals surprised the baseball world by leading the division for much of April before suddenly cratering with 11 straight losses in early May. Heck, even the White Sox, who unsurprisingly lead the division, are dealing with their own turmoil due ...