Sizemore back with Red Sox brings weird but exciting return
Grady Sizemore, now with the Boston Red Sox at Progressive Field, calls his comeback odd yet exciting after back surgery. He has played 43 games this season, hitting .226 with two homers and 14 RBIs, as Indians manager Terry Francona praises his perseverance and notes the surrounding roster moves.
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Santana on track for Friday return as Swisher progresses
Wounded Wahoos Carlos Santana on the concussion list took ground balls Monday and Francona said a Friday activation is realistic. Nick Swisher, out with a hyperextended left knee, was slated to begin land-based activities Monday as he pushes toward a return.
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Browns First Round Picks Join Manziel for Pitch Night
Browns rookie Johnny Manziel will throw the ceremonial first pitch Wednesday with fellow first-round picks Justin Gilbert and Browns running back Ben Tate also participating. The Indians expect a attendance boost but see no spike yet as excitement centers on Manziel nicknamed Johnny Football. Francona admits mild Johnny Fever.
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Francona reflects on Boston and Cleveland ties in baseball tale
Francona recalls eight seasons with the Indians and time with the Red Sox, noting strong relationships and occasional clashes. He discusses Manny Ramirez's era, the discipline required as manager, and how comfort in Cleveland shapes his perspective despite Boston's World Series success. Axford’s late-season Cleveland form is noted in passing.
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Seattle routs Yankees as Seager hits cycle of power
Kyle Seager homered triple doubled, powering the Mariners past the Yankees 10-2 in New York. Seager became the first major leaguer since 1973 to have two triples and at least one homer and one double in a game.
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Masterson Dominates as Indians Top Red Sox
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