Suppose Logan Allen will get the start Sunday, which he certainly has not earned. He's been worse in AAA than he was in the majors. Maybe they'll keep Garza around since it's hard to imagine less than 7 or 8 innings of relief will be needed. They could park Ernie Clement in AAA or give up on Zimmer again since he's reverted to his offensive career long slump.

This belongs in the Minor league folder, but I'll note here that the Other Lefty Logan Allen has continued to really star in High A in his pro debut. Made the Baseball America "top performances" list a couple days ago.

Indians signed RHP Brad Peacock to a minor league contract.

The free agent right-hander had been holding showcases for interested teams in early June and apparently the Indians saw something they liked.

With more than half of their starting rotation currently on the injured list, it wouldn't be surprising to see Peacock on the fast track if he looks good in his first few minor league starts. The 33-year-old owns a 4.01 ERA and 1.30 WHIP over 554 2/3 innings in his big league career.

You look at this guy's career and this is the type of guy they should be taking a look at. At least he is a veteran pitcher who has had some success.

A link to his career stats:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/play ... br01.shtml

when he's healthy he's good or at least good enough. Not pitched much in quite some time though

How did we get back on the air? I lost all my contact info for Ryan B , the site administrator.

No idea.

Great to be back!!!!!! Is there anyway we could get a fall back position in the event the site disappears again? I tried to go to phpBB to find out what was happening and that is a difficult site to get answers from.

We did have an alternate site back in the day. But that's over my head.

Alternate Site was in Eastlake, wasn;t it?

civ ollilavad wrote:Alternate Site was in Eastlake, wasn;t it?

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Updated: 4:24 PM EDT June 28, 2021



Baseball fans in Akron looking to see some big league talent won't have to make the trip up I-77 this week.

On Monday, the Cleveland Indians announced that starting pitcher Zach Plesac, designated hitter/outfielder Franmil Reyes and catcher Roberto Perez will begin rehab assignments for their Double-A affiliate, the Akron RubberDucks, this week.

Plesac, who is recovering from a fractured thumb that he suffered last month, is slated to be the starting pitcher and pitch two innings in the RubberDucks' matchup with the Baltimore Orioles' affiliate Bowie Baysox at Akron's Canal Park on Tuesday night.

Reyes, who is recovering from an oblique injury, and Perez, who underwent surgery on his right ring finger in early May, are expected to play against the Baysox on both Tuesday and Wednesday.

Spitting my wine on the computer screen!!!!!

I try to be the Forum comedian.

Another signing in the Brad Peacock mode:

Indians signed RHP Zack Godley to a minor league contract.

The Indians need some pitching depth as they deal with a bevy of injuries. Godley made two appearances with the Brewers earlier this season, allowing seven runs -- six earned -- over 3 1/3 innings.

Another "we-can-fix-him" signing.