Indians See A Lot To Like About Shane Bieber
Impeccable control allows Bieber to carve up minor league batters and earn the system’s Best Player honors in our midseason update.
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Impeccable control allows Bieber to carve up minor league batters and earn the system’s Best Player honors in our midseason update.
A pair of out-of-options combatants vied for the Indians’ utility job, with Gonzalez outlasting the more experienced Gio Urshela.
With two outstanding defensive catchers in Cleveland, the Indians have tried Mejia at secondary positions.
Diaz returns to Triple-A to round out his game and prepare for an inevitable callup to Cleveland.
Nolan Jones already shows a disciplined hitting approach; adding power will be the next step.
Shane Bieber combines fine control, work ethic and improving stuff.
This article originally appeared in the Dec. 25, 1990 issue of BA.
The Indians’ system has overflown with SS, with Willi Castro being the latest.
Eric Haase joined the Indians’ 40-man roster after breaking out at Double-A.
Slugging first baseman Bobby Bradley showed mental toughness.
Jim Ingraham chooses postseason award winners for Indians prospects.
Mitch Longo, who hails from Cleveland suburbs, now plays in Indians system.
The Indians had no intention of trading prized prospect Triston McKenzie.
Francisco Mejia broke out in 2016, but he’s been even better this year.
Bradley Zimmer credits success to changing his setup and swing path.
The Indians were drawn to Quentin Holmes’ speed and defensive range.
The Indians knew they were going to have to be patient with Brady Aiken.
An outstanding rookie season doesn’t guarantee a player anything.
Yandy Diaz won an Opening Day spot with an impressive spring training.
Francisco Mejia made the most of his opportunities in big league camp
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