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Cleveland Indians (2013 Season)

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y0yoyoin;2276489; said:
Take it easy tim kurkijan...i was obviously being sarcastic..could you please repeat the wind joke again? It wasn't as funny the first 9 times it was posted in this thread...thanks
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You were the one who was butthurt over people being sarcastic over the Reynolds signing.

That said, the energy crisis in this country will be fixed with all if the wind energy being generated in Cleveland this year. Seriously. Lifetime contracts for these two!
 
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Last minute shopping idea?

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Mac said:
Latest on Swisher:

Apparently there's 2 offers, with three or four other clubs interested.

What's weird though is he's only met with us apparently.
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The thing that concerns me is that he left Cleveland without signing a deal and sometimes that is not a good sign. I would have to think that he wants to play for a winner so I guess it will boil down to who the other teams are that are offering him.

I don't understand why the Indians let Canzler walk.
 
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Here we go
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Indians added depth to their suspect starting rotation Wednesday by signing right-hander Joe Martinez to a minor-league deal with an invitation to spring training.

They also invited catcher Brian Jeroloman to camp on a minor-league deal. Jeroloman was in Toronto's organization last season.

Martinez, 29, pitched for Class AAA Columbus in 2011. Last season he pitched at Class AAA Reno, Arizona's top farm team. He went 10-11 in 27 starts with 99 strikeouts, 49 walks and 206 hits in 155 1/3 innings.

He is 63-55 with a 3.92 ERA in 190 minor-league games and has appeared in 19 big-league games with San Francisco, Pittsburgh and Arizona.

The Indians' rotation at the moment has just three healthy pitchers in Justin Masterson, Ubaldo Jimenez and Zach McAllister. Recently-acquired Trevor Bauer could give them a fourth healthy arm, but two other candidates, Carlos Carrasco and Corey Kluber, are coming off surgeries.

Jeroloman, 27, played only 43 games last season because of a right knee injury. He started in rookie ball for the Blue Jays and ended the season at Class AA New Hampshire. Jeroloman was sixth-round pick of the Blue Jays in 2006 and threw ou
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