Perez faces possible surgery for broken thumb setback
Cleveland catcher Roberto Perez may undergo a re-exam by Dr. Thomas Graham with potential thumb surgery after injuring his right thumb tagging at home in Philadelphia. Adam Moore was promoted to replace Perez. Carrasco rehabbing and remains out another month.
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Indians extend one run game skid into seventh straight
The Indians entered Tuesday with six straight one run games (1-5) as they chase improvement after a rough stretch. Cleveland had opened the season with the majors best one run record (94-68) from 2012 to 2015, per Chris Assenheimer.
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Tomlin Leads Indians Past Tigers In Solid Start
Trevor Tomlin improved to 4-0 with a 3.13 ERA after four outings as Cleveland defeated Detroit. Francisco Lindor boosted his hot start with a 3-for-4 day, a double, homer, three RBIs, and stellar defense. The Indians scored three first-inning runs off Verlander and held on as Napoli and Gomes added key RBIs. Francona praised the early offense as Cleveland snapped a slide against the Tigers.
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Grays in the Derby Highlight a Colorful Tradition
The 142nd Kentucky Derby features four gray horses including Creator Mohaymen Lani and Destin. Histories show grays appear in Derby fields from 1930 to present with no clear edge in breeding, yet fans favor the striking coat.
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Middies edge Bulldogs in tough rivalry showdown
Midview grabs a 3 2 victory at Olmsted Falls as Brister shines with a fastball and breaking pitches. Cavanaugh and Butler catch well and frame the plate while Taulbee Caithams and Butler add two hits each. Archival leaves early with a cut eye but Midview secures the win and top district seed implications linger.
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