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Andy Marte

Andy Marte

Choo-Se Wisely, Shin-Soo Tops Cleveland Indians 2010 Season Awards

The Indians' disappointing summer is finally over, finishing with a 69-93 record, but still beating out the Kansas City Royals for fourth place in the AL Central.

Before we look ahead to next season, let's hand out some awards for the Wahoo Warriors who deserve them most.

Not surprisingly, the Choo train tops the list.

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New York Yankees Notes: Ring, Brackman, Marte, D-Rob, and Kearns

The big series in the standings may be the Yankees vs. the Rays, but judging by the ticket prices on StubHub, the one the fans care about is Yankees vs. Red Sox and we have a good one tonight as Andy Pettitte goes up against Josh Beckett.

Tribe Talk: Why Can't We Just Play the White Sox Every Day?

Welcome to Tribe Talk, where Bleacher Report's Tribe fans weigh in on the ups and downs of the Indians each week throughout the season.

This week, we devise strategies for defeating Minnesota and Oakland, discuss the best and worst stadiums in the American League, and just this once, we cut Mark Shapiro a break.

I would like to thank this week's participants Dale Thomas, Scott Miles, and Jon Sladek for their contributions. This discussion is open to all, so please feel free to comment below and pitch in your thoughts on the questions we're addressing this week.

2010 MLB Preview: CHONE's WAR Gives Hope to Cleveland Indians For Winning Season

The Cleveland Indians may be rebuilding again, but it's hard not to be optimistic when CHONE predicts the team to win at least 81 games and finish second in the division.

Let's take a closer look at those projections, using WAR—Wins Above Replacement.

Know Your Prospects: OF/1B, Cleveland Indians, Jordan Brown

 

And he's sad, sad Jordan Brown,

He's the saddest slugger in the whole damn town.

He's better than a minor league star,

But with the Indians he won't go far.

-From Jim Croce's unreleased Jordan Brown.

The Cleveland Indians' hard-hitting, lefthanded first baseman/outfielder Jordan Brown is major league ready.

But from the Cleveland Indians' treatment of him, one would think otherwise.

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Best of the American League
Tampa Bay
19%
Boston
19%
Chicago
7%
Minnesota
10%
Los Angeles
17%
Texas
27%
Total votes: 270

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