Indians stand pat at MLB trade deadline with minor lefty add
Cleveland refused major moves before the 4 p.m. deadline citing high asking prices and roster confidence. The Indians acquired Marc Rzepczynski from St. Louis to bolster lefty bullpen depth, sending Vinnie Pestano to Triple-A. Francona and Antonetti emphasized balancing risk and adding a proven reliever while keeping strong rotation and versatile offense intact. Rzepczynski discussed adapting his approach, aiming to help the club down the stretch as Josh Tomlin eyes a late-season return.
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Browns GM brief on Weeden Gordon with cautious optimism
Cleveland general manager Michael Lombardi praised quarterback Brandon Weeden and wide receiver Josh Gordon while avoiding specifics. He noted Gordon’s off season improvement and expects Josh to prove his progress. Lombardi cited Gordon’s attitude and readiness to grow, and discussed adding veteran Jason Campbell to push Weeden.
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Browns Camp Observations Highlight Weeden Gordon and Mingo
Browns daily notes show quarterback Brandon Weeden and receiver Josh Gordon earning praise from GM Michael Lombardi. Gordon expected back from knee tendinitis soon while Lombardi discusses Brian Hoyer’s signing and potential QB competition. Also mentions rookie Barkevious Mingo and contract discussions for center Alex Mack.
Trade Deadline Moves Shake Up Baseball Contenders
With the Yankees watching Alex Rodriguez suspension uncertainty, clubs swapped pieces as the non waiver deadline passed. Michael Young stayed with the Phillies. Giants, Dodgers and Astros kept key players, while Orioles, Diamondbacks and Diamondbacks targets added depth. Norris joined Baltimore. Thatcher and Stites moved to Arizona, Kennedy poised for a Sunday start against the Yankees.
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Paul Kruger Eyed as Key Browns Pass Rusher
Browns coach and teammates praise Paul Kruger as a versatile outside linebacker with Ravens experience and 15.5 career sacks, projecting him as a top starter who can rush and drop in Horton’s new defense. He stresses team goals and personal drive to prove himself on the field.
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