Editorial Staff
Jim Ingraham
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Bo Naylor Relishes Chance To Suit Up With Brother
Bo Naylor's jaw dropped on Aug. 31 when he got a text from his mother saying his brother Josh had been traded.
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Josh Wolf Has The Ingredients To Succeed
Few organizations develop pitchers like the Indians, and the 20-year-old Wolf, who was part of the Francisco Lindor trade, could carry on the tradition.
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Andres Gimenez Is Mature Beyond His Years
The young shortstop knows he has big shoes to fill but relishes the opportunity to play on the same field as his idol, Omar Vizquel.
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Gabriel Arias Will Face Advanced Pitching In 2021
The 21-year-old trade acquisition is expected to be tested in his first full season in the organization.
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Nolan Jones Adds Versatility As He Nears Cleveland
The 23-year-old third baseman has grown into power to accompany his strong batting eye. As he nears the big leagues, Jones learns a new position.
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George Valera Accelerates His Development
The Indians are optimistic that the 19-year-old Dominican will be the answer to their outfield woes.
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James Karinchak: Indians 2020 Rookie Of The Year
After a dominant rookie season in which he struck out nearly half of batters faced, James Karinchak is the heir apparent to become the Indians' closer.
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Triston McKenzie Makes Statement In Return From Injury
The 23-year-old righthander dominated hitters in his big league debut on Aug. 22.
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Yu Chang Hits Way Onto Opening Day Roster
The Indians could not deny Chang a spot on the Opening Day roster after his performance in summer camp.
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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.
