Indians Still Evaluating As World Baseball Classic Divides Fans
Winter Haven Florida discussion on the World Baseball Classic notes mixed US reaction and international praise. Indians GM Mark Shapiro says timing and logistics matter and that major decisions won’t come until mid month with several open roster spots in bullpen outfield utility catcher and more.
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Bonds returns to the plate in spring debut under steroids scandal cloud
San Francisco star Barry Bonds made his first spring appearance in Arizona amid controversy over a forthcoming book alleging steroid use. He struck out in six pitches and later left Tempe after a fourth inning, as media and fans debated the BALCO scandal and calls for outside investigations.
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Dominicans stay unbeaten in World Baseball Classic tilt
The Dominican Republic, missing star names like Vlad Guerrero and Manny Ramirez, defeated Italy 8 to 4 to stay undefeated in the first round. Adrian Beltre and Moises Alou homered, Pujols added two RBIs, and Odalis Perez earned the win as Venezuela also advanced after beating Australia.
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Indians sign Jason Johnson to bolster rotation for 2006
John Johnson discusses joining the Cleveland Indians after a two-year Detroit stint, aiming to anchor the fifth spot in the rotation. He asserts his sinker and multiple pitches can deliver quality starts and hopes the lineup and defense help him win every fifth day, seeking a steady path to contention.
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