Actually I remember Lindor broke the record last year. I want to say it was 26. He passed Asdrubal Cabrera and The Baseball God himself, Jhonny Peralta. They had like 25 and 24.

I just looked up Lou Boudreaux and the most he ever had in a season was 18. That was the magical 48 World Series champion team. He hit .355 that year with over 100 rbi too.

I guess I misread the question; I thought it was career homeruns for a ss,

It was a career, but I will take
what you guys give me.

Oops, sorry.

I didn't know that answer off top of my head but looked it up.

As Indians -

Held - 110
Peralta - 103
Lindor - 89 (current)
Cabrera - 82
(Boudreau - 63)

This game today should be a pitchers duel.

Kluber is 8-1 1.62 ERA against AL Central.

Berrios is 7-0 with 2.29 ERA against Central.

Something has to give. I think it will be Jose giving Berrios a foot on the arse.

Kluber has 20 walks in 23 starts this year. Amazing.

Perez is starting today at catcher.

Oh

Joy

What a key 2 out base hit by Lindor to plate 2 runs. Alonso homer earlier - now 3-0 in the top of 4

Are we sure Woody hit all those homers while playing short? He moved all around the field

4-0 good guys, Lindor has 3 of the RBI I think. I was wrong, it was him to give Berrios kick in the drawers.

That homer by Alonso was a rope. He’s a rare lefty that likes ball up.

Corey's brief sojourn into mediocrity has ended

Perez just struck out on 3 pitches again. Uncanny.

3 run homer by Polanco ties it up.

A good OF'er would have caught the ball Cabrera dropped. Not saying it was an easy play but a play a good OF'er makes.

The first run scored because Allen dropped the ball on what would have been a fantastic diving grab. He caught it but popped out after he hit ground.

Could easily be 4-2 right now.

But alas, 4-4

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Per @Statcast, the ball Rosario hit to right field in the 6th had a 99% catch probability (66 feet needed, 6.0 second opportunity time). Ball clanks off Melky’s glove. Of course, next batter (Polanco) cranks 3-run homer.