As the Indians offense continues to underachieve, attention shifts towards hitting coach Ty Van Burkleo. A look at some concerning developments regarding the Indians hitting approach.
Shane Bieber dominated with command and movement… A closer look at his dominance of the Baltimore Orioles.
Jose Ramirez’s slump is the hottest story of the Indians season… A look at some strong indicators that he may be turning the corner.
Jefry Rodriguez is proving to be a sufficient band-aid for the Indians injury issues. A brief look into how he has accomplished this and how he can continue down that path.
Corey Kluber’s injury creates a dilemma. A look at a couple internal options to replace him and a borderline crazy trade proposal.
Carlos Carrasco’s slider is one of the best in the game. A biopsy on how he molds the pitch to produce effective results.
Oscar Mercado? Jordan Luplow? The Indians have righties ready to go in Columbus… It’s time to make the call.
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Corey Kluber got roughed up by the Chicago White Sox… Here’s why Indians fans should be concerned.
Mike Clevinger’s latest weaponry was on full display against the Chicago White Sox. Indians fans have another brilliant arm to be excited about…
The Indians are offering Tyler Naquin a final shot at redemption. A brief attempt at understanding why the outfielder is being prioritized over a pair of intriguing prospects.
Jose Ramirez and Francisco Lindor arrive at the same destination despite vastly different hitting approaches.
Last season, it was a slider. This year, it is a changeup. Trevor Bauer is always looking for the next path to effectiveness.
A rabid pessimist weighs in on the outlook of the Indians 2019 season.
The Indians have acquired Carlos Gonzalez. On his potential impact and where he fits at this stage in his career.
Mike Clevinger is riding a usage change towards becoming a household name. Despite a herky-jerky delivery, he has found a command level that maximizes his effectiveness.
The Indians prioritized Jake Bauers over Yandy Diaz. On why they opted for this route.
The Indians have built a powerhouse rotation by exploiting a market inefficiency. Breaking balls are the name of the game.
Roberto Perez was outstanding in the 2016 playoffs, but it has all gone downhill from there. A look at how the Indians’ starting catcher can’t hit a breaking ball.
Jason Kipnis was once overrated by the Indians fanbase. Now he is categorically undervalued…
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