Today in Tribe History: June 8, 1982

Baseball legend Satchel Paige passes away in Kansas City, Missouri. He was believed to be 75. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 7, 1986

With the second overall pick in the June Amateur Draft, the Cleveland Indians select left-handed pitcher Greg Swindell out of the University of Texas. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 6, 1997

Sandy Alomar ties a Major League record with four doubles in one game as Cleveland defeats the Red Sox in Boston, 7-3. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 5, 2009

Former Cleveland Indians owner Richard “Dick” Jacobs passes away. He was eleven days short of his 84th birthday. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 4, 1974

In a promotional event gone awry, the Cleveland Indians are forced to forfeit their game against the Texas Rangers as the “10-cent beer night” promotion leads to fan unruliness and a violent playing environment at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 3, 1977

Designated hitter/first baseman Travis Hafner is born in Jamestown, North Dakota. Read More

Finale Between Tribe and White Sox Postponed

Rain in downtown Cleveland washed out the scheduled contest between the Indians and the visiting Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 2, 2010

The Detroit Tigers’ Armando Galarraga is robbed of his perfect game with two outs in the ninth inning on a blown call at first base by umpire Jim Joyce, as Cleveland Indians shortstop Jason Donald is ruled safe on the infield single that wasn’t in a 3-0 one-hit shutout. Read More

Tribe Survives Scary Ninth to Hold Off Sox; CLE 6, CWS 5

The White Sox gave it their all in the top of the ninth against reliever James Karinchak, but he escaped the scary save situation with his seventh of the year as the Cleveland Indians held off Chicago by a 6-5 count on Tuesday night.

After losing a first inning lead, the Indians came back to tie the game in the third and double their score in the fourth to take a commanding 6-3 lead in support of starter Shane Bieber, but the White Sox put up a pair of runs in the ninth off of Karinchak and had their biggest threat at the plate in Jose Abreu with the bases loaded before the Tribe’s hard throwing right-hander got the reigning American League MVP to chop to short to leave the tying and go-ahead runs stranded on the bases. Read More

Today in Tribe History: June 1, 1992

With their first pick in the 1992 draft, the Cleveland Indians select right-handed pitcher Paul Shuey out of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with the second overall pick. Read More

Tribe and Chi Sox Split Memorial Day Double Dip in Cleveland

The Indians and White Sox split their doubleheader on Memorial Day, with Chicago stealing an 8-6 win in extra frames in the opener before Cleveland rode the long ball to victory in a 3-1 final in the nightcap. Read More

Today in Tribe History: May 31, 1967

In East Chicago, Illinois, future Indians outfielder Kenny Lofton is born. Read More