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Wahoo’s on the Mic, Episode 4

Merritt Rohlfing — Wed, 15 May 2013 15:00:34 +0000

Wahoo’s on the Mic Episode 4 <– Click Here to Engage!

It was a brilliant week of baseballing for the Cleveland Indians, and Merritt, Ed and Nick sing the songs of winning and first place. With the return of Michael Bourn from the DL, what does this mean for an already explosive offense? And do we really have to talk Ubaldo again? Yes, yes we do. On a positive note, Scott Kazmir is featured and the bullpen worst case scenarios are focused on. And how about Lonnie Chisenhall, eh?

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Lonnie Chisenhall Demoted to Triple A Columbus

Brian Heise — Tue, 14 May 2013 15:00:21 +0000

In order to make room for yesterday’s roster moves in preparation for their double-header against the Yankees, the Indians were forced to send third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall back to the minors.The move came as somewhat of a surprise considering the amount of faith the team had placed in Chisenhall entering into this season. However, one look at Chisenhall’s numbers and his continually deteriorating defense made it more than apparent that something needed to change.

That’s not to say they we won’t see or hear of Chisenhall again before the end of the season. Despite his triple slash line of .213/.253/.351 and the overall lack of offensive output, 3 home runs and 11 RBI, he is still very much in the plans for the team moving forward. In fact, this move has everything to do with getting Chisenhall back on the right track. (more…)

Ezequiel Carrera, David Huff Could be Valuable Trade Chips

Lewie Pollis — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 16:00:57 +0000

On Monday, the Cleveland Indians finalized their Opening Day roster. There weren’t any real surprises among the final selections—an attentive fan probably could have filled in all the blanks based on spring numbers and Terry Francona‘s quotes over the last few days—but two of the players who failed to make the cut are particularly significant: Ezequiel Carrera and David Huff. (more…)