The Indians opened a four-game series in Boston on Thursday night. And despite Terry Francona’s best efforts, the Indians’ current hot streak and happy vantage point atop the AL Central was a secondary story to his first visit to Fenway Park since being fired as the Red Sox manager at the end of the 2011 season. Fired or not, September collapse or not, lost control of the clubhouse or not, …Read the Rest
Appreciating Drew Stubbs
It’s hard to believe, but a full quarter of the baseball season has come and gone. The Indians are in …Read the Rest
Pitching Again Falters in Loss
For pretty much the entire season thus far, the narrative has remained the same: this team can hit, but can …Read the Rest
Indians Bats Go Cold on Hot Night
Max Scherzer pitched eight innings of one-run baseball and the Tigers broke open the game in the sixth with two …Read the Rest
Success Against Elite Pitchers and What It Means
The Indians roughed up Felix Hernandez on Sunday, tagging him for 6 runs and limiting him to only five innings …Read the Rest
In Defense of Chris Perez: Statistics Edition
Note: I’m going to leave any emotional analysis out of this post. Fellow IPL blogger Chris Burnham hit that sentiment …Read the Rest