WFNY’s Jim Pete takes a long meandering stroll through the Indians rumored trade discussions with the Los Angeles Dodgers for their long-time ace, Corey Kluber
The Distressed Assets That Led To Trading Yan Gomes
You can reason that Gomes’ value will only diminish, which is fair, but sending him off for a duo that may or may not help you win next season leaves more questions than answers.
Indians Trade Yan Gomes — Who are Daniel Johnson and Jefry Rodriguez?
Gage Will takes a deep dive into what Daniel Johnson and Jefry Rodriguez could provide the Indians going forward, along with WFNY’s Will, Mike Hattery, and Jim Pete taking a dive into the trade in the EHC Podcast.
The Cleveland Indians Evaluating Trading Yan Gomes
In an offseason where the most commonly exchanged cliche in Cleveland is “market constraints,” it appears the Indians are at a difficult crossroads. The team is faced with either running back the 2018 roster in 2019 minus Brantley and others, or attempting to thread the needle of dealing impactful players to strengthen the window beyond
Kluber Crumbles, Francona Fumbles; Indians Drop Game 1 to Astros
Corey Kluber wasn’t an ace and Terry Francona played bullpen musical chairs. Indians drop Game 1 to Astros.
Your 2018 Cleveland Indians Bandwagon Guide
The 2018 Cleveland Indians might be the team to break the 70 year championship drought, so here is everything you need to know about them.
Indians at the All-Star Break Roundtable
The Waiting For Next Year staff got together and crafted a roundtable chock full of insight into what the Cleveland Indians did in the first half and what they can be expected to do in the second.
The long, strange 2018 trip for the Indians’ Francisco Mejia: While We’re Waiting
Whether you think Terry Francona’s message to Francisco Mejia this past weekend is right or wrong, the one thing that’s clear is that Mejia’s path from March to July has been as murky as it gets.
The Indians Francisco Mejia is destroying the International League
The Columbus Clippers Francisco Mejia’s bat has been heating up the International League. How good has he been?
The Yan Gomes Redemption Tour
Yan Gomes has gone from Silver Slugger to looking like barely a major leaguer. So far, 2018 seems like a renaissance for the catcher. Will he continue the Yan Gomes Redemption Tour?
Best 2018 defensive plays of the year so far
The 2018 Cleveland Indians are shaping up as an outstanding defensive team. How good are they? Well…
Which Indians are invested in Elevation Revelation?: Between Innings
MLB has seen an offensive explosion as more players are becoming adept at hitting the ball in the air. So, which members of the 2018 Cleveland Indians are hitting the ball in the air?
Yan Gomes and Bradley Zimmer ice the Royals
WFNY’s Jim Pete takes a look at several trends after the Indians take the series from the division rival Kansas City Royals.
The Indians need to swap defense for offense
The Cleveland Indians can give their offense a boost– if they want to do it. Or, the Tribe can continue handicapping themselves with the bottom of their order.
Opening Day Musings and More
Waiting For Next Year’s Joe Gerberry stayed up to watch Opening Day in it’s entirety so that you didn’t have to.
It’s OPENING DAY at the Corner of Carnegie and Ontario
The Cleveland Indians are ready to put the 2017-2018 Hot Stove season behind them…and newsflash…they’re going to be really good. Take a “quick” and somewhat fun look with WFNY’s Jim Pete, at what the Indians look like to start the year off.
The Francisco Mejia Experiment
Francisco Mejia could prove to be a valuable part of the Indians’ active roster. WFNY’s Jim Pete wonders if it will be as a catcher, an outfielder, or will the Indians be patient with their next potential superstar?
Spinning a Yan with Perez and Haase if Gomes is a goner: While We’re Waiting
The 2018 Cleveland Indians might have more catcher depth than they bargained to have with Roberto Perez and Yan Gomes at MLB, but Eric Haase and Francisco Mejia attempting to knock down the wall to get there too. Should the Indians trade Gomes?
On Trading Jason Kipnis
The 2018 Cleveland Indians are set to pay Jason Kipnis some substantial money, but no one knows where he fits on the baseball diamond. Can he regain his previous batting prowess and make Tribe fans not care where we need to shoehorn him in or should he be traded?
The optimal Game 5 lineup for the Indians against CC Sabathia
The Indians offense was almost non-existent in New York. Returning to Cleveland for a win-or-go-home Wednesday night, Cleveland needs to roll out their best possible lineup for Game 5. Here’s what we think it should look like.