Today in Tribe History: April 13, 1885

Vean Gregg, an eight-year Major League pitcher who debuted in Cleveland, is born in Chehalis, Washington. Read More

Sox Capitalize on Chang Error, Earn Weird Walk Off Win Over Tribe; CWS 4, CLE 3

Sometimes, that’s how the ball bounces.

An errant throw from Cleveland first baseman Yu Chang struck a base runner and allowed the winning run to cross home plate in the bottom of the ninth, giving the Chicago White Sox a 4-3 win over the Indians on Monday night. Read More

Today in Tribe History: April 12, 1960

Just over four months after acquiring him in a seven-player trade from the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians general manager Frank Lane sends Norm Cash to the Detroit Tigers for infielder Steve Demeter. Read More

Tribe Completes Sweep Behind Timely Hitting, Tiger Errors; CLE 5, DET 2

Logan Allen settled down after a rough first inning to give Cleveland five strong innings on the mound while his offense gave him just enough support for his first victory as an Indian in a 5-2 win over the Detroit Tigers on Sunday afternoon.

Cleveland won its fourth straight game, improving to 5-3 and moving into first place in the American League Central courtesy of a balanced game that saw contributions from all parts of the roster. Allen did his part to keep his teammates in the game before the bullpen contained a Tigers lineup that refused to go away. The Tribe offense chipped in with some early run support and added on two big runs late thanks to some bad throwing decisions by Detroit right fielder Nomar Mazara. Read More

Today in Tribe History: April 11, 1951

Sid Monge, a reliever and All-Star with the Cleveland Indians in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, is born in Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico. Read More

Tribe Uses Five Homers to Back Civale, Tame Tigers; CLE 11, DET 3

The home run ball continued to be the biggest source of offense for Cleveland on Saturday, as the Tribe bats blasted five balls over the outfield walls on the way to an 11-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers from Progressive Field.

Aaron Civale did not need much help on the mound, but he got plenty of it anyways as the bats took advantage of second-year southpaw Tarik Skubal and the Detroit bullpen. Read More

Today in Tribe History: April 10, 1986

Former Cleveland Indians ace and two-time Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber is born in Birmingham, Alabama. Read More

Reyes Blasts a Pair as Tribe Takes Opener from Tigers; CLE 4, DET 1

With family on hand to enjoy the show, Franmil Reyes blasted a pair of homers in a three-hit game to back seven strong innings from Zach Plesac in a 4-1 for the Cleveland Indians over the Detroit Tigers on Friday.

Plesac got all of the support that he would need after an eleven-pitch first inning when the Tribe bats struck through against Derek Holland. The veteran left-hander was thrust into a starting role with Julio Teheran a late scratch with shoulder soreness during his warmups and Cleveland got to work and capitalized on missed outs by Detroit to take an early lead. Amed Rosario opened the home half of activity with a single to right. Cesar Hernandez was cut down swinging on three pitches, but Jose Ramirez laced a worm burner up the middle and off of the second base bag into shallow left, allowing A. Rosario to advance to third on the unusual play. Eddie Rosario grounded to the hole at second, but he legged out the backend of the double play attempt to allow A. Rosario to score safely on the play and leave the inning alive for Reyes. His big day at the plate began with a bang as his fifth straight pitch in on the hands was yanked over the left field wall and into the bleachers for a two-run shot, putting the Indians up by a 3-0 count. Read More

Today in Tribe History: April 9, 2000

The Indians improved to 4-2 on the season behind an offensive eruption in a 17-4 victory over the Devil Rays in Tampa Bay, but not everyone enjoyed a good day at the plate. Read More

Today in Tribe History: April 8, 1975

On a historic day for Major League Baseball, the Cleveland Indians defeat the New York Yankees, 5-3, on Opening Day. Read More

Ramirez Provides Punch as Tribe Powers Past Royals; CLE 4, KC 2

Even in a new look, less threatening Cleveland lineup, Jose Ramirez is going to see a few pitches per game that he can put a good swing on. He made the most of those pitches on Wednesday, as he hit a pair of timely two-run home runs to power the Indians over the Kansas City Royals, 4-2, from Progressive Field.

Inconsistent offensive production has been the story as anticipated for the Cleveland baseball club through its first four games and the same looked to be the case on Wednesday until the heroics from the little Ramirez, who displayed his underrated and underappreciated MVP-caliber results on the diamond once again in lifting the Tribe to victory. He picked up his fellow award winning teammate, Shane Bieber, who put up another quality effort on the mound, but left minutes before the Royals tied the game up in the seventh. Read More

Today in Tribe History: April 7, 2005

Bob Kennedy, a member of the Cleveland Indians’ 1948 World Series winning club, passes away in Mesa, Arizona. He was 84. Read More