While in the heart of the Research Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill for the uninformed), the MUCH-TALKED about trade finally happe...

The roller coaster ride continues, with Jason Stark reporting that the Coco deal is rapidly losing steam . However this all plays out, one h...

The Philadelphia Inquirer is reporting Guillermo Mota has failed his physical, putting the brakes on the Coco deal, and thus the Rhodes dea...

With the Coco trade still all speculation, Ken Rosenthal has weighed in . What he's reporting (and he's usually right, if not real c...

Just after I put up a post that the roster looks set, the Boston media reports that the Coco deal is done . Then, just to give it some vali...

While we're still 3 1/2 weeks away from pitchers and catchers reporting, it looks like the 25-man roster is essentially set: Starting Li...

The trade of Brian Tallett to the Toronto Blue Jays for a guy named Bubbie brings an end to the BT Boys Era. With Billy Traber trying to ma...

As usual, a few great items from Terry Pluto on a Sunday. Why the PD sticks with their "columnists" for all these years is one of...

Not much going on at the Jake, and still...the tomahawks are flying: Good article by Ken Rosenthal on Coco Crisp's value and how other ...

Last week, Mark Shapiro appeared on More Sports with Les Levine and was surprisingly candid and open about last season, players on the India...

According to the St. Petersburg Times, the Indians signed Eduardo Perez to a one-year deal with a one-year option. Perez will likely split ...

After this mess , I have only one question: How many days until pitchers and catchers report? Happy New Year!

The Tribe signed Jason Johnson to be their 5th starter, which completed the 2006 rotations (sans Davis, Carmona, or Sowers, who could all st...

Still nothing from Tribe offices, though there has been some movement that could affect the Indians' plans: Reggie Sanders, a target for...

Some small signings, with the Tribe giving Danny Graves and Steve Karsay minor league deals . Continuing the trend of looking at former Indi...

Nomar decided to stay close to home (he owns 2 houses in SoCal) by agreeing to a one-year deal with the Dodgers . It seems that the other te...

With the endless possibilities of the off-season in full swing, there seems to be an underlying theme, both in comments by the Indians and t...

The Tribe locked up Wickman for $5M a year, which is about $3M less than the going rate, so there should be some money to move around. I wou...

Trevor Hoffman decided to stay with the Padres, basing his decision more on family and locale than the guaranteed 3rd year that the Tribe of...

Some thoughts on the Byrd signing and the rotation: In case you missed it, Paul Byrd signed a 2-year, $14.25M deal, with an option for a thi...