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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.

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: Tyler Nanquin, of, Cleveland Indians

    Tyler Naquin had an amazing rookie season in 2016, hitting .296/.372/.514 with 14 HR and helping the Cleveland Indians make the World Series. Since then he has struggled in the majors, both with his performance and health. There are times he flashes the skills that netted him 3rd[…]

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From the Field: Tarik Skubal, p, Detroit Tigers

Tarik Skubal was drafted by the Tigers in the 9th round of the 2018 draft out of Seattle University. He has very good stuff, though injuries in college kept his draft stock depressed. Last season, while in the low minors, he put up very solid numbers in limited action: 22.1[…]

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New Arrival: Shane Bieber, sp, Cleveland Indians

The Cleveland Indian’s don’t have a lot to be excited about this season. But they do have Shane Bieber, and that is something. This season he is 2-1 with a 3.16 ERA/1.03 WHIP. Over 37 innings he has only allowed 26 walks while striking out 42. He is arguably one[…]

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New Arrival: Josh Tomlin, p, Atlanta Braves

Josh Tomlin spent eight seasons with the Indians, serving primarily as the teams #5 starter. And as #5 starters go…he was about as good as you will find. And there were a number of occasions over the years that he was simply brilliant, highlighted by his starts in the 2016[…]

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From the Collection: Gio Urshela, 3b, New York Yankees

Because the Yankees are a disaster and their entire roster is injured, former Cleveland Indian Gio Urshela has been pressed into starting service in New York. And he is more than holding his own, hitting .333/.400/.485 (135 OPS+) over 66 at-bats. Couple that with his Gold Glove defense…the Yankees have[…]

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