Indians 2019 in Review
2019 in Review: Trevor Bauer
The former first round draft pick was not able to re-capture the magic from 2018
2019 in Review: Kevin Plawecki
He’s a backup catcher, what were you really expecting?
2019 in Review: Danny Salazar
A frustrating ending to what began as a promising partnership
2019 in Review: Greg Allen
Also, this writer might have been overzealous in his projections
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2019 in Review: Nick Wittgren
Maybe a new baseball will help him do both?
2019 in Review: Mike Freeman
An appreciation of unexpected adequateness
2019 in Review: Tyler Clippard
You probably hit an infield pop-up while reading this
2019 in Review: Jake Bauers
He has some work to do if he wants us to ever forget about Yandy Díaz
2019 in Review: Bradley Zimmer
Another disappointing year for the former first round pick of the Indians
2019 in Review: Jason Kipnis
It was not a fairytale ending, but even if this was his last season in Cleveland, he’ll always be a member of the Tribe
2019 in Review: Adam Plutko
Don’t hate the player, hate the game
2019 Indians MVP: #1 Carlos Santana
Our 2019 Indians MVP is, of course, Carlos Santana
2019 Year in Review: Yasiel Puig
He was only with the Tribe for a few months, but what a fun few months it was.
2019 Indians MVP #2: Shane Bieber
... but he’s still not our team MVP. Don’t blame me, I voted for him
2019 Indians MVP #3: Francisco Lindor
The superstar’s season was a mini version of Cleveland’s own struggles and successes
2019 Indians MVP #4: Mike Clevinger
Trading Vinnie Pestano never felt so good
2019 Indians MVP #5: Roberto Pérez
You read that right
2019 Indians MVP #6: Oscar Mercado
With a revamped swing and a chance at playing time, Oscar Mercado had a solid rookie season
2019 Indians MVP #7: José Ramírez
The key to his success? Just ignore the shift
2019 Indians MVP #8: Aaron Civale
One of several college arms to emerge this season - and maybe the best
2019 Indians MVP #9: Jordan Luplow
Who cares if he’s a platoon bat? Without him, lots of things collapse.
2019 Indians MVP #10: Brad Hand
... and his poor second half may have doomed them