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Collecting Cleveland Baseball Since 1982

Collecting Cleveland Indians Topps team sets from 1952-present, as well as post-war minor and major league autographs.

New Arrival: Max Fried, sp, Atlanta Braves

Max Fried. We talked once–for a good 20 minutes–at the end of a low-A Lake County game. He was waiting for the fireworks to start. He was very nice. I was not aware at the time who he was until a couple of fellow graphers came over. He was very[…]

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2019 Topps Now: Aaron Civale and Zach Plesac

Very happy to add these two cards to my collection. Both Aaron Civale and Zach Plesac have played important roles on the Indians this season. The Indians rotation was a strength coming into the season, but the injury bug bit that squad hard. Corey Kluber, Carlos Carrasco, Danny Salazar, Mike[…]

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From the Field: George Valera, of, Cleveland Indians

George Valera came into this season rated the Indians #5 prospect. The ranking was based heavily on his tools and a brief showing in the Arizona League in 2018, where he hit .333/.409/.556 with one home run before going down with an injury. This season he opened the year in[…]

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Real Rookie Cards: Roberto Perez, 2010 Lake County Captains

  Last season Roberto Perez was one of the worst regulars in all of baseball, hitting .168/.256/.263 with 2 HR. At the same time Yan Gomes, the Indians starting catcher, had a great year hitting .266/.313/.449 with 16 HR and getting his first All-Star selection. This past off-season the Indians[…]

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From the Collection: Jason Castro, c, Minnesota Twins

Jason Castro is a former Hawaiian League player (2008 North Shore), so I like to follow his career. And he is having a very nice season, hitting .257/.331/.529 with 10 HR for the Twins. Good for an OPS+ of 125. Castro has one All-Star selection, back in 2013. That season[…]

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From the Collection: Jose Berrios, p, Minnesota Twins

Jose Berrios just made his second All-Star team, his second in a row. He deserves it. This season he is 8-5 with a 3.00 ERA/1.111 WHIP/151 ERA+ over 117 innings. He has only allowed 117 hits while striking out 104. Berrios has turned into one of the best pitchers in[…]

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