Indians Our Special Section Previews 1999 Season
The special section gears up for the 1999 season with previews, rosters, and expectations for the Indians, outlining key players and upcoming in season action.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1999
Page
2
The special section gears up for the 1999 season with previews, rosters, and expectations for the Indians, outlining key players and upcoming in season action.
The NHL Ottawa Senators tied the Tampa Bay Lightning to stretch their unbeaten run. Tonight they face the Chicago Bulls in a difficult stretch beginning with a strong opponent and a late show time.
At Augusta National on Monday David Duval skipped the fanfare and rode in a golf cart as peers watched his steady season. Justin Leonard said Duval’s run has left rivals in awe and fueled respect within the tour.
Midview held off North Olmsted 5-3 as Cara Van Arsdale closed out the win with her ninth strikeout. North Olmsted cut a 5-1 gap in the seventh, but Van Arsdale and Natalie Krotniewski preserved the lead in a game that snapped North Olmsted’s four game run.
The Indians enter 1999 with Robbie Alomar and bullpen upgrades as a star filled lineup eyes a fifth straight AL Central title and a championship, led by catcher Sandy Alomar and manager Mike Hargrove. Questions linger on rotation depth bullpen health and key players like Curt Schilling and David Justice.
Mark McGwire hit his first homer of the season for St. Louis, but the Cardinals fell 10-8 to Milwaukee after two rain delays. Dave Nilsson, Jeremy Burnitz drove in runs for the Brewers, while Albert Belle homered in his first game with Baltimore. Burnitz and Vina figures highlighted a season-opening slugfest.
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