The Indians have emerged as one of the most aggressive teams on the international market in recent years, and that trend is continuing during this year’s international signing period. The Tribe announced the signing of 15 international free agents on Tuesday evening, but none of which were shortstop Jose Pastrano.

BALTIMORE -- As baseball’s biggest names begin rolling in to Cleveland for the 2019 All-Star Game presented by Mastercard, Minor Leaguers with the potential to be the stars of the future will be taking to the diamond at Progressive Field, including two of the Indians’ top prospects. Third baseman Nolan

CLEVELAND -- A Sunday morning in a big league clubhouse is often quiet. Players and coaches are still waking up, some are over in the team’s chapel and there’s no batting practice on the field. But this Sunday, a 23-year-old ball of energy burst into the Tribe’s clubhouse. The Indians

CLEVELAND -- Bobby Bradley expected to be overwhelmed with emotion before his first big league at-bat. He wasn’t quite sure how he was going to handle it, saying, “I’m gonna have to take a lot of deep breaths. It might take me a second to get in the box. Just

CLEVELAND -- Each time the Indians’ starting rotation has suffered a blow this season, the club has been able to quickly find an answer. Not only have the responses been enough to patch the gaping holes left by Mike Clevinger, Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco, but the young arms they’ve

CLEVELAND -- The writing has been on the wall for Leonys Martin. With the immediate impact rookie outfielder Oscar Mercado made during his first month in the big leagues, Martin’s struggling bat could only keep him in Cleveland for so long. The Tribe decided to part ways with Martin on

Next month’s All-Star Game could feature a whole lot of Minnesota Twins and a selection of players from the rest of the American League Central. That’s a reflection of the way the division race has played out. But the AL Central All-Star competition could become a lot more crowded before

CLEVELAND -- After eight more picks in the 2019 MLB Draft, the Indians walked out of their Draft room pleased with their four high school and four college additions. The Tribe selected five position players and three pitchers, following Monday’s first two picks of right-hander Daniel Espino and shortstop Yordys

CLEVELAND -- After spending some time in the United States at 10 years old for baseball, Daniel Espino knew he had to make the permanent move. When he was 15, he came out of his room at his home in Panama, telling his parents that he needed to live in

CLEVELAND -- Scott Barnsby now has a year of experience under his belt. Although he’s spent the last 20 years in the Tribe’s scouting department, it’s just his second season as the Indians’ director of amateur scouting. Last year, he and his team had to plan for four Day 1

CLEVELAND -- The Indians have made it clear that they want to give their young talent a chance to help their team win, and a large part of that revolves around Oscar Mercado. The last thing the Tribe needs is for the 24-year-old outfielder to be sidelined with an injury,

CLEVELAND -- The pressure of recording your first Major League hit is like a black cloud that follows every rookie once they reach the big stage. But after three games, the weight has been lifted off Oscar Mercado’s shoulders. In the fifth inning of the Indians 4-1 victory over the

HOUSTON -- The Indians have Francisco Lindor and Jason Kipnis back and healthy, Carlos González has made his way back to the big leagues, and Tyler Clippard has fully recovered from a pectoral strain. Are the Indians satisfied with where the roster stands? Let's take a look in this week's

Will Benson, known for his incredible raw power, made history on Thursday night, becoming the first player in Class A Lake County history to homer four times in one night. Benson homered in each of his first four at-bats and finished 4-for-5 with eight RBIs in a 12-6 win over

The dig against the American League Central has been the same for the last couple of years: Too many rebuilding teams. Philosophically, the days of teams trying to stockpile veteran free agents to compete with the star-studded Tigers are over. The flip side of that complaint, however, is a wave

GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- The core group of the Indians’ top Minor League prospects have finished up their time at big league Spring Training, including 23-year-old outfielder Daniel Johnson, who made quite a first impression on his new organization. On Friday morning, the Indians announced that they optioned right-hander Chih-Wei Hu

GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Simultaneously building a winner at the big league level and a strong farm system is difficult because those two goals often can be at cross purposes. It's no coincidence that the organizations in MLB Pipeline's new Top 10 Systems rankings include just three playoff clubs from a

In the final weeks prior to Spring Training, MLB.com will be going around the horn to examine each area of the Indians' 2019 roster. This installment focuses on Cleveland's catchers.When the Indians traded catcher Yan Gomes to the Nationals at the end of November, all eyes quickly turned to Roberto

The Reds need a starting pitcher. The Padres are looking for a third baseman. The Indians would like to add outfielders. Could there be a match that would help all three clubs?The Athletic reported on Monday that the Padres had explored a potential three-team trade between the clubs that would

The Indians will be getting their first look at newly-acquired outfield prospect Daniel Johnson this spring.Johnson, who is ranked No. 12 among Indians prospects by MLB Pipeline, is one of six non-roster Spring Training invitees that Cleveland announced Friday morning.The 23-year-old was acquired from the Nationals on Nov. 30 as

One need not stretch the metaphoric muscles much to come up with some kind of allegory linking the gambling that goes down in Las Vegas with the wheeling and dealing that goes down at baseball's Winter Meetings. That the two will be intertwined at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino

The Indians and Padres made a minor trade in advance of Tuesday's Rule 5 Draft deadline.Cleveland acquired right-hander Walker Lockett from San Diego in exchange for right-hander Ignacio Feliz. Lockett is now on the Tribe's 40-man roster, while the Padres freed up a roster spot with the move and landed

MINNEAPOLIS -- It was not a blockbuster move that stole the spotlight on a hectic Tuesday around the Majors, but it was a trade that made a lot of sense for the Indians.Prior to Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET non-waiver Trade Deadline, the Tribe reeled in center fielder Leonys Martin from

CLEVELAND -- Indians manager Terry Francona has raved about Shane Bieber's poise and composure on the mound, and the rookie right-hander will have a chance to keep impressing his club in the second half.In the meantime, Francisco Mejia -- the Tribe's top prospect and the No. 15 prospect in the

The Indians called up Francisco Mejia, who is the team's No. 1-ranked prospect and No. 11 overall according to MLB Pipeline, optioned right-hander Evan Marshall to Triple-A Columbus and released pitcher Matt Belisle from his Minor League contract on Monday.Mejía, 22, has spent the entire season to date in Triple-A Columbus,