Editorial Staff
Jim Ingraham
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Christian Arroyo Vies For Utility Role
The 2013 first-rounder has lost steam because of injuries, but the 24-year-ols is in camp with the Indians trying to win a utility infielder role.
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Indians View Daniel Johnson As Potential Regular
Johnson is the latest Indians outfielder acquired in trade to impress the team and compete for a starting job.
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Reliever Emmanuel Clase Offers A New Look
The addition of the power-armed Clase adds variety to the big league bullpen, though he cost the Indians a two-time Cy Young Award winner.
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Scott Moss Positions Himself For 2020 Rotation
The 6-foot-6 lefthander has added velocity and refined a swing-and-miss repertoire that has him on the cusp of contributing as a big league starter.
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Triston McKenzie Eyes 2020 After Lost Season
McKenzie probably would have made his big league debut when injuries struck the Indians' rotation—had he not been injured himself.
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After Dominating The Minors, Karinchak Gets First Big League Test
James Karinchak's dominant minor league season earned him a late look with the Indians.
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Nolan Jones: Indians 2019 Minor League Player Of The Year
Jones' notable patience could be rewarded with a swift callup to the big league club in 2020.
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Meet Yainer Diaz, Hitting Prodigy
The 20-year-old Dominican catcher earned a promotion out of the Arizona League by hitting .451 through 20 games.
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Daniel Espino Offers More Than Elite Heat
Espino is famous for his 100 mph fastball, but the Indians are enamored of more than the first-rounder's radar gun readings.
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Patience Begins Paying Off For Will Benson
The 2016 first-rounder may be repeating the Midwest League, but he's also repeating his power-speed exploits while hitting for a higher average.
