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Indians re-sign 2B Cesar Hernandez to one-year deal - Vimarsana News

Indians re-sign 2B Cesar Hernandez to one-year deal

Indians re-sign second baseman Cesar Hernandez to one-year deal By Zac Wassink  |  Last updated 1/26/21 Per ESPN and Mandy Bell of the league's official website, the Cleveland Indians are bringing second baseman Cesar Hernandez back on a one-year contract.  ESPN added the agreement includes a club option for the 2022 season and is pending a physical. Hernandez, who turns 31 in May, spent his first seven MLB campaigns with the Philadelphia Phillies before he joined Cleveland in late December 2019. The switch-hitter impressed in his American League-debut year, hitting .283 ...

Indians' possible free-agent targets for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Indians' possible free-agent targets for 2021

The Tribe saved over $30 million on its 2021 payroll by shipping Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco to the Mets, and the front office has indicated that the next step is to reinvest some of those savings back into next season’s roster. What could that mean? Let’s take

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Indians best single-game pitching performances

share-square-1366925 CLEVELAND – The Indians certainly haven’t struggled with receiving dominant pitching performances over the years, but which games stand out as the best of the best? Let’s take a look at the top five single-game outings by a Tribe hurler in franchise history: 1. Len Barker: May 15, 1981 vs. Blue Jays It’s a feat that’s been accomplished just 23 times in Major League history, and on May 15, 1981, Barker penciled his name onto the exclusive list. On a cold, rainy Friday night at Cleveland Stadium, Barker took the rubber against the Blue Jays in front of just 7,290 ...

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History of Cleveland mascot Slider - Vimarsana News

History of Cleveland mascot Slider

share-square-911268 CLEVELAND – Not every team has a mascot, and prior to 1990, there were long stretches when the Indians didn’t have any character wandering the ballpark during games. It wasn’t until 30 years ago that the team unveiled a large pink creature with a yellow nose and spots that could only be described by his creator as a “big fat furball.” Slider was an idea that began with Indians’ executive vice president of business Dennis Lehman, who spent nearly two decades with Philadelphia -- where he watched the tremendous success of the famous Phillie Phanatic -- prior to...

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Carlos Carrasco says goodbye to Indians | Cleveland Indians - Vimarsana News

Carlos Carrasco says goodbye to Indians | Cleveland Indians

When Francisco Lindor addressed the New York media on Monday morning, he made sure Mets fans had the proper expectations of teammate Carlos Carrasco: “People are going to love him, for sure.” Carrasco has never had a problem becoming a fan favorite on the field or in the

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