N&N: Indians to regret not trading Francisco Lindor?
Morning News and Notes for Thursday, May 7, 2020
The fact that everyone in MLB seems to know that Lindor will test free agency has likely impacted any offers that the Indians have received.
Indians News
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Is this stud shortstop the next Cal Ripken Jr.? - In this Golden Age 2.0 for shortstops, Francisco Lindor sits at the head of the class.
The Indians May Have Yet Another Reason to Regret Not Trading Francisco Lindor - Things have been quiet as of late regarding Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor, but a report on Tuesday from MLB author Keith Law stated that Lindor wanted to go free agency in 2022.
Can the Cleveland Indians count on James Hoyt to pitch big innings out of the bullpen in 2020? - cleveland.com - Hoyt made eight appearances last season as a relief pitcher for the Cleveland Indians last season.
Cleveland Indians fan asks, 'Will my Boys of Summer return?’ Hey, Hoynsie! - cleveland.com - MLB seems to be trending toward getting some kind of season underway in 2020, but will it actually happen?
What to expect from Hunter Wood for the Cleveland Indians in 2020 - cleveland.com - Right-hander Hunter Wood made only 17 appearances for the Indians last year after being acquired from Tampa Bay.
Ocker’s pro baseball career with Cleveland Indians on hold as 2015 MAHS grad at home during pandemic | Press & Journal - But for now, Ocker’s professional baseball career is on hold. In mid-March, he and all the other players in the Indians organization were sent home from spring training in Arizona to await further instruction.
MLB Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar just sold his Tampa mansion, let's take a tour - Roberto Alomar has sold his 18,000-square-foot home.
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