Let's Go Tribe (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
More photos » by Mark Duncan - AP Staff ace Justin Masterson. Browse more photos » 12 different pitchers started games for the 2009 Cleveland Indians . The staff was led in starts by Fausto Carmona who took the mound 24 times despite spending part of the season with Indians ' farm clubs. In creating the rest of the 2010 staff and it's depth options, all of those 12 pitchers will not be...
Let's Go Tribe (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009
3 more taken off the 40 man roster (Scott Lewis is one) Today the Indians outrighted left-handed pitcher Mike Gosling, left-handed pitcher Scott Lewis, and infielder Niuman Romero to Triple-A Columbus. The 40-man roster is now at 33 players, though right-handed pitcher Jake Westbrook and right-handed pitcher Anthony Reyes are still not included as they are still on the 60-day disabled list. Both of...
Viva El Birdos (Free subscription) | 08/14/2009
More photos » by Matt York - AP The pitcher's mound sits fallow during the first inning of an MLB baseball game Tuesday, April 7, 2009 in Phoenix, villifying, in its emptiness, some controversial thought process. (AP Photo/Matt York) Browse more photos » Before we get to today's game-recap-free entertainment, some bullet points: Bernie Miklasz will be pleased to know that Albert Pujols...
Viva El Birdos (Free subscription) | 08/11/2009
Cueto Lohse 8-9, 4.23 4-7, 4.56 Higgledy Piggledy Young Johnny Cueto, while swaggering carelessly Lost his new hat; Anthony Reyes said, uncomplimentary, careful through doors if you wear it like that!
Beyond the Boxscore (Free subscription) | 07/24/2009
More photos » by Evan Vucci - AP Daniel Cabrera wasn't fooling anyone with that stuff. Browse more photos » J.P. Howell has been the most deceptive pitcher in 2009, Daniel Cabrera the least. I'm defining deception in a simplistic manner: called strikes per takes. But, it's calculated by count, relative to the league average and weighted (by the number of takes in that count against the...
Viva El Birdos (Free subscription) | 06/16/2009
More photos » by Tom Gannam - AP And I missed it. Browse more photos » To be honest, I think I ended up with a pretty good week to be severed from the Cardinals —which isn't to say I didn't spend far too much time over the last several days scrolling down a 2.4 inch screen for news and score updates. Since I've been incognito, beginning on the sixth, they've gone 3-6. The hitters...
CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
Friday's MLB news briefs: Cleveland Indians pitcher Anthony Reyes is expected to miss 12 to 18 months after having surgery on his right elbow.
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
The Cleveland Indians announced that right- hander Anthony Reyes underwent surgery on his pitching elbow on Friday.
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
Cleveland Indians pitcher Anthony Reyes is expected to miss 12 to 18 months after having surgery on his right elbow.
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
Cleveland Indians pitcher Anthony Reyes is expected to miss 12 to 18 months after having surgery on his right elbow.
The Washington Times (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
CLEVELAND (AP) - Cleveland Indians pitcher Anthony Reyes is expected to miss 12 to 18 months after having surgery on his right elbow.He had his ulnar collateral ligament reconstructed during a three-hour procedure performed by Dr. Lewis Yocum in Anaheim, Calif., on Friday.Reyes had elbow problems last year, but began this season in the Indians' rotation. He left his start on May 22 because the elbow...
WaitingForNextYear (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
While some of us had some pretty high hopes for Anthony Reyes’ 2009 campaign, all of us will have to await to see if he will ever amount to any impact after Indians trainer Lonnie Soloff announced that the flat-brimmed starter will in fact have ulnar nerve transposition surgery, effectively ending his season. For good measure, [...]
The Baseball Blog (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Anthony Reyes will undergo an ulnar nerve transposition operation on Friday, with Tommy John surgery also a possibility. Dr. Lewis Yocum will perform the surgery, and he'll perform the Tommy John if he discovers that Reyes needs to have the ligament replaced. With just the nerve transposition surgery, Reyes would miss four-to-six months. Either way, he's done for the season.
Let's Go Tribe (Free subscription) | 05/30/2009
More photos » by Pat Sullivan - AP A week's worth of roster tinkering ended on a hopeful note with the return of Rafael Perez to the bullpen. Browse more photos » The Indians went almost a week (The 17th to the 23rd) without making a move. During that time, the bullpen started to right itself, with the only ongoing problem seeming to be the last two spots in the rotation (then held by Anthony...
CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | 05/26/2009
Indians right-hander Anthony Reyes may need season-ending surgery on his right elbow.
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