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Jordan Brown will go to spring training to compete for a job after the Indians protected him by putting him on the 40-man roster. He was snubbed last season when the Indians didn't promote him in September. Full story »

The Indians didn't give Jordan Brown a September call up, but they did add him to the 40-man roster.  Full story »

Alomar, one of the most popular Indians ever, played in Cleveland from 1990 through 2000. He won AL Rookie of the Year, a Gold Glove and helped the Indians win five AL Central Division titles and reach the World Series in 1995 and 1997. Full story »

The Cleveland Indians have hired their former star catcher, Sandy Alomar, Jr., as their first base coach and catching instructor. Alomar, who was with the Indians from 1990-2000, helped them make the postseason five times from 1995-2000.  Full story »

Sandy Alomar Jr. is returning to the Indians as the first base coach Full story »

Cleveland bloggers talk about the Stephen Jackson trade, lack of Major League managerial experience on Manny Acta's staff and more. Full story »

Former Cleveland Indians Robbie Alomar and Dwight Gooden have tried to make amends for past indiscretions. Now, Alomar is a serious Hall of Fame candidate, and Gooden has replaced a troublesome lifestyle with faith, family and staying busy with baseball and other positive activities. Full story »

Former Cleveland Indians manager Eric Wedge is a candidate to become the bench coach for the New York Mets. Whoever gets the job would likely be a candidate to replace manager Jerry Manuel if the Mets struggle again during the 2010 season.  Full story »

New manager Manny Acta has two more positions to fill to complete his Indians staff. Full story »

Bud Shaw looks at LeBron James' odd call for NBA players to honor Michael Jordan and Jamal Lewis blaming the media for how it reported his criticisms of Eric Mangini.  Full story »

Terry Pluto opens up his Sunday notes column to ponder the Browns' chances with Brady Quinn, a Cavalier who has rediscovered his game and a key Indians assistant. Full story »

Paul Hoynes rummages around an Indians mailbag full of questions from fans. Full story »

Legendary Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller, now 91, was the first major leaguer to enlist in World War II. Wednesday was Veterans Day, and ESPN picked this week to report on some athletes who are United States military veterans, including an interview with Feller. Full story »

Rumor has it that former Cleveland Indians great Omar Vizquel, 42, would like to sign as a free agent with a premier team. Even though the Indians don't fit that category, could Vizquel wind up with the team he starred for from 1994-2004?  Full story »