Voice of Brad Miller
By Greg Echlin
Cleveland Indians second baseman Brad Miller had the team’s only two hits, a single and a double, in the their 3-0 loss against the Kansas City Royals Saturday night. He has a history for spraying the ball around at Kauffman Stadium. Continue reading The Next Royals To Hit For The Cycle? Brad Miller Predicts
The Kansas City Royals faced a big mess with the first place Cleveland Indians in town for a weekend series. Continue reading Burst Pipe At Kauffman Stadium Delayed Royals Game
Voice of Eddie Carnett
By Greg Echlin
While America went to the polls for Election Day, a memorial service attended by around 150 friends and family was held in small-town Ringling, Okla., for former major leaguer and Navy veteran Eddie Carnett who died shortly after he turned 100. Continue reading Memorial Service Held For Ballplayer Who Lived to 100
By Greg Echlin
The gesture spoke louder than words.
For whatever unstated reason, the Cleveland Indians did the right thing to invite Eddie Robinson, the lone living member of the 1948 World Series championship team, to attend Game 6 of the World Series. Continue reading Eddie Robinson Attends World Series Game 6
By Greg Echlin
Kevin Ernst of Van Meter, Iowa, admits it. He grew up a Chicago Cubs fan.
But after marrying into a family loyal to the Cleveland Indians because of the town’s most famous native son, Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller, he leans toward rooting for the Indians. Continue reading Indians Loyalty Sparse in Bob Feller Hometown
Voice of Eddie Robinson
By Greg Echlin
Eddie Robinson prefers to take the high road.
As the only surviving starter of the 1948 Cleveland Indians World Series championship team, he has every reason to feel bitter for not being invited back to the city where he experienced the most enjoyable season of his 13-year playing career.
Continue reading Indians Snub First Baseman From 1948 World Series Champion
