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Cleveland Indians (2013 Season)

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Bucklion;2252074; said:
Another guy who can't hit Kate Moss's weight. Do they know they are still in the American League? Oh wait, Hernandez couldn't stick in the National League either. Carry on, he's perfect for these bums. I am going to start a defensive utility infielder fantasy league next year, draft the entire Indian roster, and mop the [censored]ing floor.
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That fantasy league might actually be fun...certainly more interesting the Tribe is likely to be. If you start it, I'm in!
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
They are showing interest in Jason Bay *FACEPALM*
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They are also interested in Youkilis and Victorino. My question is will Dolan be willing to pay for any of these guys and where did they get this guy below who hit .202 for Toronto last year. I guess they couldn't afford him:shake:
Newly acquired catcher Yan Gomes will play for Team Brazil on Thursday against Panama in a World Baseball Classic qualifying game in Panama. Gomes is the first Brazilian-born player to make the big leagues.
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Okay. Here we go. The only thing that I know about these guys is that at least one of them bats righthanded.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Indians have signed outfielders Matt Carson and Cedric Hunter to minor league deals with invitations to participate with the big league club in spring training in Goodyear, Ariz.

Carson, 31, played 26 games with the Twins last season, but spent most of his time at Class AAA Rochester. The right-handed hitting Carson hit .282 (119-for-422) with 28 doubles, two triples 14 homers and 53 RBI at Rochester. He hit .227 (15-for-66) with the Twins.

He has played 72 games in the big leagues with the Twins and Oakland. The Yankees drafted Carson in the 2002 in the fifth round. Carson can play all three outfield positions, but appears to be mostly a right or left fielder.

Hunter, 24, is a left-handed hitter who spent last season in the St. Louis organization. He hit .268 (95-for-355) with 19 doubles, two triples, five homers and 44 RBI in 129 games at Class AAA Memphis.

San Diego used its third round pick in 2006 to draft Hunter. He played 11 games with the Padres in 2011. Oakland claimed Hunter on waivers and he went to spring training with the A's in 2012 before being traded to St. Louis on April 4.

Hunter has played all three outfield positions, but has spent most of his time in center.
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LitlBuck;2260292; said:
Okay. Here we go. The only thing that I know about these guys is that at least one of them bats righthanded.
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Well they play at least 3 positions...thus Shapironetti had to ice their collective Johnsons to prevent an erection lasting more than 4 hours.
 
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I would HOPE these guys are just spring training fodder, however one would think a spot at big league spring training would be better used on someone who is not a 31 year old career minor leaguer
 
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