Franmil Reyes

CHICAGO -- The circus came to Major League Baseball on Monday with umpires checking all pitchers who enter a game for foreign substances. This will be the law of the land until MLB decides there is another crisis worthy of its undivided attention. There was a movie from Hollywood’s Golden...

CHICAGO -- While Franmil Reyes is expected to start a rehab assignment with Class AAA Columbus on Tuesday, Clippers outfielder Oscar Mercado will probably be out of the lineup for a few days after getting hit in the head by a pitch Sunday in a game against the Toledo Mudhens at Huntington Park.

Sam Hentges threw five scoreless innings and a Josh Naylor RBI single (off a lefty!) brought home Eddie Rosario for the go-ahead run. With the win, Cleveland improved to 39-30 on the season. Not too shabby!. Cleveland Baseball Team News. That’s 6 HRs now and a .492 slugging percentage for...

Reyes (oblique) will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Columbus on Tuesday. Reyes is expected to get three at-bats for Triple-A Columbus on Tuesday, and he'll be re-evaluated at the end of the week, Zack Meisel of The Athletic reports. When he suits up, the 25-year-old will be returning to the field for the first time since May 23, when he suffered a left internal oblique strain. Reyes seems to be slightly ahead of schedule in his recovery process, but he could require several rehab games before he's cleared to return to the big leagues.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Indians president of baseball operations Chris Antonetti on Thursday provided injury updates for several sidelined players. Catcher Roberto Pérez, on the injured list since May 5 with a fractured ring finger in his right hand, is continuing his throwing and hitting progressions, Antonetti said. Pérez was on...

Reyes (oblique) could begin a rehab assignment as early as next week, Mandy Bell of MLB.com reports. Reyes was expected to miss 5-to-7 weeks after he sustained a left internal oblique strain in late May, though he seems to be slightly ahead of schedule in his recovery. The 25-year-old could require a fairly lengthy rehab assignment given the severity of his injury, but he appears to be trending in the right direction.

Here are three Walk-Off Thoughts after a split of Sunday's doubleheader with the Toronto Blue Jays brought Cleveland's record to 28-23. Cleveland's sleepy offense comes alive at just the right time to avoid sweep to Toronto Blue Jays. For the first 12 innings of Sunday's doubleheader, Cleveland's hitters had little...

Zach Plesac struggled. A late rally sent the game to extras. James Karinchak finally was hittable. With the loss, Cleveland falls to 24-20 on the season. Any time you start with a runner on second, you’re kind of pitching with traffic that he didn’t produce,” Indians manager Terry Francona said. “Normally, even when he’s got the deep counts, he’s found a way to get out of it. Today, it didn’t work. I mean, the kid’s human.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Franmil Reyes is out 5-7 weeks with an oblique injury. The Indians already rank at the bottom of the league in offense. Missing Reyes’ bat for any length of time could be a huge problem for Terry Francona. How will the Indians make up for Reyes’ production in the middle of their lineup? Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at their options on Monday’s podcast.

The Cleveland Indians are holding on tight to a second-place spot in the American League Central but their journey just got a whole lot tougher with designated hitter Franmil Reyes headed to the 10-day injured list. Cleveland Indians will miss key part of lineup. Before being injured, Franmil Reyes had...

Ty France could be back with the Mariners today after his time on the IL due to wrist inflammation. In recent Mariners roster moves, RHP Brady Lail has been claimed off waivers by the Philadelphia Phillies, and Jose Marmolejos has been outrighted to Triple-A Tacoma. Seattle Mariners reliever Kendall Graveman...

CLEVELAND -- The Indians placed cleanup hitter Franmil Reyes on the 10-day injured list Sunday because of a strained left abdominal muscle. Reyes was injured while fouling off a pitch in the sixth inning Saturday against the Minnesota Twins. He had an MRI on Sunday morning. The team is expected to provide a more detailed medical update before Sunday's game, but Reyes could miss a significant amount of time.

Cleveland's designated hitter Franmil Reyes will be lost for the next five to seven weeks because of an internal oblique strain. Reyes, who initially suffered the injury during a plate appearance on Saturday, was placed on the 10-day injured list earlier on Sunday. The club has purchased the contract of infield prospect Owen Miller to take Reyes' place on the active roster. In order to create room for Miller on the 40-man, catcher Roberto Perez (finger surgery) was transferred to the 60-day IL. Miller figures to get some time at DH during Reyes' lengthy absence.

The Cleveland Indians will have to make do without Franmil Reyes in the lineup after the designated hitter suffered an oblique strain. On Saturday, the Indians enjoyed a 5-3 victory over the Twins. Unfortunately, it came at a pretty high cost. Designated hitter Franmil Reyes strained his oblique on a...

Franmil Reyes has been a crucial part of Cleveland's lineup all season, and he hit a home run Saturday in the team's 5-3 win over the Minnesota Twins. But manager Terry Francona won't be able to write Reyes' name into the lineup for a while. Reyes was placed on the...