Major League Baseball’s first half of the season ended poorly for Ohio’s two teams. Indians fans lost hope a while ago, but at least Reds fans still have some hope that their team could stay in the race in the second half of the season.
Unlike Indians Fans, Reds Fans At Least Have Some Hope Heading Into Season’s Second Half
MLB Midseason Awards: AL & NL Central Edition
With the All Star Break looming, it’s time to hand out some midseason hardware. Who are the first half MVPs, Cy Youngs, and Managers of the Year for the AL and NL Central?
Click through and find out, along with a few other less traditional and ignominious awards (like greatest old school baseball card ever, won hands down by Jim Leyland).
White Sox Complete Series Sweep of Indians with 6-2 Victory
Ozzie Guillen Is Right: Offensive Woes are Frustrating
Indians GM Mark Shapiro Needs to Fire Eric Wedge
Zack Greinke Makes SI Cover as ‘Best Pitcher in Baseball’ – What About Johan Santana?
Overreaction Monday: Bigger Disappointment – 2008 Cleveland Browns or 2009 Cleveland Indians?
With yet another loss, the Indians continue to suck and have fallen to 1-6 in 2009. Like the disappointing 2008 Cleveland Browns, the 2009 Cleveland Indians are poised to fall well short of preseason expectations. In a completely unnecessary bit of early season overreaction, JRod compares the struggling 09 Indians with the dishearteningly disappointing 08 Browns.
Grady Sizemore photo credit: Joshua Gunter/The Plain Dealer
Cleveland Indians 2009 Preview and Outlook
AL Central Preview – Ranking the Outfield
Previewing the 2009 AL Central Outfielders: Jermaine Dye, Carlos Quentin, Magglio Ordonez and Grady Sizemore are the class of the AL Central. But who has the best squad? The Chicago White Sox are heads and tails above the rest of the league at the moment, but the Tigers, Indians, and Twins aren’t too far behind.



