Cleveland Sports Forum

Here is an article about it including a short video of the argument...

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_le ... lb-wp15689

civ ollilavad wrote:

Santana’s defense leaves much to be desired whether it’s at first or behind the plate. Asdrubal, being one of the veteran leaders on this team, decided he had enough.

Who wrote the article?

CIV: Not from a major media source:
http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2011/ ... verlander/

Choo is in the lineup and batting lead-off tonight.

Choo got a lot on that last at bat....CF made a great catch to take it away from him.

Is that you, Tolbert?, now at 2B for The Twins and boots a ball on his first chance.

No wonder, he has to be older than dirt. He was around when Jake Taylor was in The Mexican Leagues in '89.

Tolbert prominent in this inning, prank phone calls of his past or not.

Choo drama as he bats with the bases juiced.

I liked what I saw out of Choo on that pitch. It tailed in towards his injured thumb and he didn't flinch.

However, two pitches later he's out on a swinging strike.

We strand three, and go to the 8th tied at one.

Bases loaded, one out, but we can't score

Raffy Perez up in the pen as Masterful Masterson hits pitch 101.

Kipnis nifty, charging the ball and firing fluidly home to get the 2nd out on the lead runner.

Fukudome doesn't have Choo's arm as Nishioka scores from 2nd.

In Cleveland, by the way.

2-1 Gardenhire thugs.

Masterson leaves after 7 2/3, with 5 hits and 2 earned runs.

Runners on the corners are still his.

Raffy Perez looking for the 3rd out.

Raffy gets it, and we need to do some business.

Cabrera, Hafner and Santana looking to do productive damage to Pavano.