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J.R.

Our Crockett had more success in his trip to Texas than the one you pictured!

And you know what, guys?

We may never lose again!

Something tells me Hagadone is gonna take some good natured grief in the clubhouse.

Heard on the radio driving from Mansfield to Wooster, that the Tribe set a record in leading the majors in strike outs last year. The pitchers did this. Something like 1450 or so.

I know Kluber's season K total put him on a list that included Sudden Sam, Rapid Robert, and Herb Score.

I know it was the Astros but folks we have some starting pitching! Now if Mcallister and House do well against the Tigers it could be an interesting season.

Yeah....I was out doing yardwork listening the game on my headphones really loud so I could hear it over the tiller and stuff......I've been really good at not cussing in front of the new kids, even though they were out front with momma, he learned a couple when that home run was hit.....think the neighbors down the street may have too.....oops.

Listening to Callaway on the post game, he was very non-chalant about it all, but did say he'd probably get a little bit of grief in the clubhouse.

I kept telling Hamilton to shut up about the no hitter sometime after the 6th inning.....damn Jinxer...you would think he would know better.

Our Big Three may be as good as anyone's.

Here is a disturbing thought If the Indians hadn't set a new record for number of k's last year, how bad would our record been considering the errors we had. In other words, it might have been worse than Twins or ChiSox.

Well this year if the pitchers can keep balls from being hit to 3rd base they should be able to cut down the errors and it's unlikely Gomes will have a spell of firing throws into centerfield like he did for awhile last spring.

Team defense was so much better after Ramirez took over at SS.

Great game offensively yesterday too for JoRam!

OK, I bought a SRO ticket for today's game. Heading down there soon. It's not all that cold here, but it's VERY WINDY!!!

Big question is how many fans will show up on Sat. In Cleveland the day after opening day usually attracts about 7000. Heart presale was in the 20's however. That would bode well for Dolan's pocket book.

20000 for tomorrow would be a very nice figure. The ownership is showing that it knows how to spend money wisely.