Huff looks to square key series with Tigers

The Tigers took the first round of this weekend's key three-game series against the Indians on Friday, improving their division lead to 2 1/2 games.
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Rainout with Twins rescheduled for Sept. 24

On Friday, Cleveland announced that the Aug. 14 rainout with the Twins will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader on Sept. 24. That means that the Indians will play 18 games within the final 16 days of this season.
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Indians skipper Acta to hold fundraiser

Cleveland Indians manager Manny Acta, his ImpACTA Kids Foundation, and the Cleveland Indians are excited to announce "Manny Acta's Fan Appreciation and Charity Fundraiser", to be held from 5-9 p.m. on Thursday on East 4th Street and the Corner Alley in downtown Cleveland.
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Tomlin looks to keep Indians close in race

Josh Tomlin takes the mound for the Indians in the first game of a crucial three-game series with the Tigers, who send Max Scherzer to the hill.
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Masterson wins 10th as Tribe takes series

The Indians used a solid effort from starter Justin Masterson to pull out a 4-2 victory over the White Sox on Thursday night at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Carrasco may not be activated until September

Carlos Carrasco is eligible to be activated from the disabled list on Friday, but it appears as though the Indians are planning on waiting until September before adding him to the pitching staff again.
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Hannahan won't forget teammates' generosity

With no options available to get from Boston to Cleveland for the birth of his first child, Indians third baseman Jack Hannahan's Indians teammates did the only thing they could — raise money on the spot to charter a private jet — to get Hannahan there.
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Masterson hopes Tribe's bats offer support

Having split the first two games of the series, the Indians and White Sox will each try to secure an important series win as the two rivals continue their fight for position in the standings. Cleveland's Justin Masterson and Chicago's Philip Humber will square off in the finale.
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Acta questions judgment on obstruction ruling

Indians manager Manny Acta was adamant in his belief that the umpires made an incorrect ruling on an obstruction play in the fourth inning of Tuesday's loss to the White Sox.
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Indians announce postseason ticket options

The Indians on Wednesday announced three ways fans can get tickets to potential 2011 postseason games at Progressive Field.
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Tribe forces extras, falls short in 14

The Indians were unable to outlast the White Sox in an 8-7 loss in 14 innings on Tuesday. The defeat dropped Cleveland's record to 1-7 against Chicago this season and knocked the Tribe three games behind first-place Detroit in the American League Central standings.
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Farmhand Kluber unhittable for 6 2/3 innings

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Indians fete former Cleveland star Thome

Sandy Alomar Jr. roomed with Jim Thome during Spring Training back in 1993. Both were young players trying to establish themselves with the Indians, and sharing a place saved some some house-hunting hassle.
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Tribe officially sends Pomeranz to Rockies

What has been known since the Ubaldo Jimenez trade was formally made on July 31 became official on Tuesday with the Indians finalizing the deal with the Rockies by officially making left-handed pitcher Drew Pomeranz a part of the five-player swap.
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Tribe signs top pick Lindor, two others

The Indians signed first-round selection Francisco Lindor before Monday night's deadline for reaching agreements with 2011 Draft picks.
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Indians look to develop young, talented Ruiz

Outfielder Brian Ruiz will have to work his way up the Indians' organizational ladder, but should he realize his dream of playing in the Major Leagues, there's a good chance he'll do so for his hometown club.
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Ubaldo aims for second win in third start with Tribe

With both clubs chasing the American League Central-leading Tigers, the Indians and White Sox have a chance to beat up on each other for the next three games.
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Tribe's sweep bid washed out by rain

As a steady rain poured down from an increasingly darkening sky above Progressive Field, Indians starter David Huff walked off the mound and pounded his left hand into his glove in frustration.
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Kipnis fighting soreness in his right side

Jason Kipnis was at his locker inside the Indians' clubhouse on Sunday morning, shrugging off the fact that his name was omitted from the starting lineup for a second day in a row.
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Indians take series, keep pace with Detroit

If this is, indeed, as pivotal a stretch of the season slate as one would assume, then the Indians are off to a fine start of living up to the magnitude of the moment.
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Huff returns to Show to square off with Twins

Both the Indians and Twins will put the ball in the hands of young, inexperienced hurlers for an important series finale Sunday at Progressive Field.
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Tomlin, Asdrubal spur Indians to victory

If this is, indeed, as pivotal a stretch of the season slate as one would assume, then the Indians are off to a fine start of living up to the magnitude of the moment.
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Choo's progress encouraging for Tribe

Shin-Soo Choo had one hit in his return from the disabled list Friday night, and that was one more hit than he had in eight at-bats (six official and two washed out by rain) in three games at Class A Lake County this week.
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Tomlin looks to deliver series win for Tribe

Minnesota — sans Michael Cuddyer — is finally healthy. That isn't good news for Josh Tomlin, who struggled against the Twins even when they weren't at full strength.
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Huff expected to get the ball on Sunday

It has been written and speculated, but Indians manager Manny Acta made it official on Friday. Cleveland plans on promoting left-hander David Huff to start against the Twins on Sunday.
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Indians activate Choo, designate Kearns

The Indians on Friday activated right fielder Shin-Soo Choo from the disabled list and designated fellow outfielder Austin Kearns for assignment.
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