:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/49063937/GettyImages-482696576.0.jpg)
Yesterday's Game: San Diego 6, Cleveland 3
The Dzar shows no mercy as the Tribe falls to the Padres - Let's Go Tribe
Cashner, Salazar dominate as Padres top Tribe | indians.com
Danny Salazar strikes out 7 as Cleveland Indians lose 6-3 to San Diego Padres | cleveland.com
Once again, the starting pitching was superb, the bullpen less so. Danny Salazar toss four scoreless innings (striking out seven), but the bullpen gave up runs late. Giovanni Soto, one of five left-handed relievers in camp, had another bad outing, allowing three runs (one of them earned, with Soto's error accounting for the two unearned runs) in the sixth inning, and Shawn Morimando, who will be starting in AAA, allowed another three runs in the eighth.
Tribe News
Tyler Naquin has had an impressive camp thus far, taking advantage of a golden opportunity created when Abraham Almonte was suspended. He's been batting against MLB pitchers mostly, and hitting for both average and power. We'll see what happens once pitchers start throwing everything in their arsenal, but he's looked the best of the center fielders in camp.
On the other end of the spectrum has been James Ramsey, who has looked overwhelmed at the plate this spring after a sub-par year in Columbus.
Indians' Cody Anderson shows cowboy roots | indians.com
When he's not impressing his coaching staff on the mound, Cody Anderson is riding horses and practicing his roping skills on a local ranch.
It's still going to tough for Michael Brantley to make it back by Opening Day, but Dr. Smooth is doing everything possible to make that happen.
MLB News
Mejia lawyer slams MLB 'dirty cop tactics', will appeal ban - NY Daily News
Jenrry Mejia, who was the first player to get a lifetime ban for testing positive three times, is going to fight to overturn his suspension. His lawyer alleges a conspiracy, saying that MLB threatened Mejia, telling him that "they would go out of their way to find him positive a third time" if he didn't provide testimony against another player.
Expatriate games: MLB players who found success overseas
MLB players who extended their careers outside the US. LGFTs Manny Ramirez and Julio Franco make appearances.
Jacob Nottingham breaks his own car windshield during BP, is not happy about it | MLB.com
Brewers prospect hit one into the parking lot, only to realize afterwards that it broke the windshield on his own car.