Good news is that KC, Minnesota and Chicago all failed to capitalize on today's loss. Detroit had a rain out so they did pick up a temporary 1/2 game.

There was a nice crowd for the nooner today. I told MCDOC it looked to be about 25,000, and I wasn't far off of the actual 26,408.

Tribe Fan in SC/Cali wrote:Good news is that KC, Minnesota and Chicago all failed to capitalize on today's loss. Detroit had a rain out so they did pick up a temporary 1/2 game.

Good news....Detroit will make up that game on June 13. But better, they are trailing Boston today 14-1 in a rain delayed bottom of the 8th.


KC has already lost today.

So even with our Wednesday ugly loss, we will have maintained or increased our lead over Detroit and KC since Tuesday night.

The Red Sox, led by Crawford again today, scorred 14 runs against the Tigers, too.

Will you be at any of the games vs. TAMPA, STEVE?

It would be near sacrilege if he is not....


We'll need a signed excuse note if he does not attend at least one.

I never liked watching games in the trop dome...when I was living in Miami I think I went to see the tribe play there for at least 3 series...I usually caught two of the three games....never really cared for it but it was the closest tribe baseball I could get....I think the only time they played the Marlins during interleague they were in Cleveland.

I think I may have to get up to a Nashville Sounds AA game sometime before I leave here.

Grady in the linup tonight...thats good...

Scoreless first inning...Tomlin and Price both look sharp

Santana Doubles

Tomlin has given up 2 - 2 run homers.

4-0 them

Indians have struck out 8 times in 4 innings!

Well, our record still stands that no Tribe pitcher in 2011 has given up anything more than a two run homer.

I have to put a coat of polish on my truck.

I'll be happy to see some Tribe runs when finished...

10 Ks now!

The Indians' approach tonight is to stand at the plate and watch the ball go by, and hope it's not a strike!

12 Ks now!