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Drafted: Second round, 1987 Belle may not have left Cleveland on the greatest terms, but there’s no denying the contributions he made to the club during its iconic run in the 1990s. In eight seasons with the Tribe, he hit .295 with a .949 OPS, which is the fifth highest in club history among those who played at least 150 games. Belle ranks second with 242 homers among all Indians players, trailing just Thome, who hit 337 in 1,880 more plate appearances. Belle was a four-time All-Star with Cleveland, winning four Silver Slugger Awards and finishing in the top three in the AL MVP Award vote t...

share-square-1427623 The corner infield around the American League Central hosts some powerful hitters, with AL Most Valuable Player José Abreu as the leader of a quickly rising White Sox team and MVP runner-up José Ramírez anchoring Cleveland’s lineup. The Royals have welcomed Carlos Santana into the fold at first base, while the Twins have a pair of sluggers in Miguel Sanó and Josh Donaldson. In preparation for the 2021 season, MLB.com is taking the next few weeks to go around the horn and compare where each team in the AL Central stands at each position in advance of what could be th...

CLEVELAND -- Every offseason, many players have to find nearby facilities to do their workouts and have trainers to help them with their arm-care excises. But for Nick Wittgren, he just needs to open his garage door and call for his wife, Ashley. “Guys have asked Nick, ‘How do you

CLEVELAND -- Bryan Shaw is heading back to Cleveland. On Wednesday night, the Indians announced the signings of free-agent right-handers Shaw and DJ Johnson to Minor League contracts with non-roster invitations to Major League camp. According to MLB Network insider Jon Heyman, Cleveland is also adding righty Heath Hembree on a Minor League deal. The Hembree deal has not been confirmed by the club. For some, the memory of Shaw on the mound when the Cubs took a 10th-inning lead in Game 7 of the 2016 World Series following Rajai Davis’ game-tying two-run homer in the eighth is still too hard t...

share-square-452646 CLEVELAND -- It’s been over 30 years since the movie “Major League” premiered in theaters, but when the Indians’ bats fall silent, a handful of fans will take to Twitter to post Pedro Cerrano’s famous “Have to wake up bat” quote. It’s a movie that remains so closely associated with the Tribe even decades after it was released. But how did the movie come to be? Indians senior vice president of public affairs Bob DiBiasio worked closely with the filmmakers to make Cleveland’s baseball team a hit sensation on the big screen. MLB.com talked with DiBiasio abou...