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Indians Tidbits (2010 season)

trying to find the article but i heard it on bruce drennan...the miami herald is reporting that the indians and texas rangers have interest in cameron maybin...i would love to see us make a move for maybin...hes a young guy with alot of speed and has the potential to hit for some power...hes been sent to AAA because of struggles and the emergence of coghlan and super phenom mike stanton...maybin will have to clear waivers next year at start of season if the marlins decide to send him to AAA at start of season...so basically the marlins are out of options with him
 
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y0yoyoin;1742575; said:
yeah...but hes young and has upside...and if the indians are getting younger might as well take a chance...andy marte is still on the team for christ sake

My only fear with Maybin is if he gets Peralta syndrome he could finish a season hitting .026. I mean he'll make Bourn look like Ted Williams. On the other hand, it's possible he could come into his own, which could make him a steal.
 
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Bucklion;1742578; said:
On the other hand, it's possible he could come into his own, which could make him a steal.


exactly...hes 23 years old...only batting .246 lifetime with 10 HR's but i think you give the guy a chance if you can get him for next to nothing
 
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y0yoyoin;1742546; said:
trying to find the article but i heard it on bruce drennan...the miami herald is reporting that the indians and texas rangers have interest in cameron maybin...i would love to see us make a move for maybin...hes a young guy with alot of speed and has the potential to hit for some power...hes been sent to AAA because of struggles and the emergence of coghlan and super phenom mike stanton...maybin will have to clear waivers next year at start of season if the marlins decide to send him to AAA at start of season...so basically the marlins are out of options with him
What did "I love you Cleveland" say we would have to give up to get him:huh: Maybe it would be a player to be named later since it would be a waiver deal.
 
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LitlBuck;1742825; said:
What did "I love you Cleveland" say we would have to give up to get him:huh: Maybe it would be a player to be named later since it would be a waiver deal.

didnt go into that...marlins are in rebuilding mode as well so i imagine they would want some prospects i imagine...im guess the hope is that they put him on waivers soon and someone claims him this offseason or before next season
 
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OSUsushichic;1742854; said:
I was at the game last night with my parents. Ouch (but they were happy). :lol:
thought about you while watching the game on TV. Last year you're always over here when we played the Red Sox. If you thought last night was bad wait until tonight when our rookie pitches:biggrin:
 
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BOSTON, Mass. -- If this is the good news regarding catcher Carlos Santana, what would the bad news have been?
Santana, the Indians top prospect, will undergo surgery on his left knee Friday at the Cleveland Clinic and miss the rest of the season. Lonnie Soloff, Indians head athletic trainer, said Santana will need the next four to six months to recover from the operation.

Dr. Rick Parker will do the surgery at the Cleveland Clinic. He will repair the strained lateral collateral ligament on the knee.
"Carlos is expected to make a full recovery by the beginning of the 2011 championship season," said Soloff.

Soloff said this was not reconstructive surgery, which usually requires six month to a year of recovery time, because Santana is not having a ligament from another part of his body or a cadaver transplanted into his knee.

Santana was injured in a collision at home plate Monday night with Boston outfielder Ryan Kalish. On a single to right field, Kalish tried to score from second. Santana caught the throw from Shin-Soo Choo, turned and was rocked by Kalish's slide. He was knocked head over heels and a cleat in his left baseball spike caught in the dirt.

He held onto the ball for the out, but was taken off the field on cart with his left leg in an air cast.
Soloff said it is a rare baseball injury.

"Every indication is that the injury to Carlos' knee is outside the knee," said Soloff. "In a case of an ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) or PCL (posterior cruciate ligament) surgery, those reconstructions are on the inside of the knee."
Cleveland Indians catcher Carlos Santana will miss 4 to 6 months following left knee surgery | cleveland.com
 
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Even though the Indians lost last night Tomlin looks like the real deal. It looks like the Indians pitching is starting to come around with the exception of Masterson but they really need to get some bad and hopefully the young guys with the experience they are getting this year will be much better next year. Only one can hope.
 
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