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▪︎ From The TRIBE BOARD, More bad news - Shane Beiber OUT for year, elbow surgery ... OMG !

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  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by TexasAg1969
    #17

    He's out for the year while the last player to make the Astros' team is a 30 y.o. with only 8 ML starts who throws a no hitter last week. Baseball is truly a strange game sometimes.

  • He's out for the year while the last player to make the Astros' team is a 30 y.o. with only 8 ML starts who throws a no hitter last week. Baseball is truly a strange game sometimes.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #18

    @texasag1969 said:

    He's out for the year while the last player to make the Astros' team is a 30 y.o. with only 8 ML starts who throws a no hitter last week. Baseball is truly a strange game sometimes.

    The Indians/Guardians have had a lot of really good starting pitchers since the 90s, multiple Cy Young winners, etc...

    But they haven't thrown a no-hitter since Len Barker's perfect game in 1981. 

    Strange, indeed. 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    He's out for the year while the last player to make the Astros' team is a 30 y.o. with only 8 ML starts who throws a no hitter last week. Baseball is truly a strange game sometimes.

    The Indians/Guardians have had a lot of really good starting pitchers since the 90s, multiple Cy Young winners, etc...

    But they haven't thrown a no-hitter since Len Barker's perfect game in 1981. 

    Strange, indeed. 

    N Neo wrote on last edited by
    #19

    @dutch-oven said:

    The Indians/Guardians have had a lot of really good starting pitchers since the 90s, multiple Cy Young winners, etc...

    But they haven't thrown a no-hitter since Len Barker's perfect game in 1981. 

    Strange, indeed. 

    All the great pitchers they had and they still didn't have a better pitching staff than the Braves in 95. That roster was LOADED and still didn't win a title.

  • N Neo

    @dutch-oven said:

    The Indians/Guardians have had a lot of really good starting pitchers since the 90s, multiple Cy Young winners, etc...

    But they haven't thrown a no-hitter since Len Barker's perfect game in 1981. 

    Strange, indeed. 

    All the great pitchers they had and they still didn't have a better pitching staff than the Braves in 95. That roster was LOADED and still didn't win a title.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #20

    @neo said:

    All the great pitchers they had and they still didn't have a better pitching staff than the Braves in 95. That roster was LOADED and still didn't win a title.

    The 90s teams had good pitching staffs overall, but lacked a definitive #1 starter.

    They had a chance at getting Pedro Martinez, but balked at the asking price. (I can't remember what was wanted for him) I have to think Pedro on the Tribe would have probably put them over the top.

    The great pitchers came after the 90s run, starting with Sabathia. 

  • @neo said:

    All the great pitchers they had and they still didn't have a better pitching staff than the Braves in 95. That roster was LOADED and still didn't win a title.

    The 90s teams had good pitching staffs overall, but lacked a definitive #1 starter.

    They had a chance at getting Pedro Martinez, but balked at the asking price. (I can't remember what was wanted for him) I have to think Pedro on the Tribe would have probably put them over the top.

    The great pitchers came after the 90s run, starting with Sabathia. 

    N Neo wrote on last edited by
    #21

    @dutch-oven said:

    The 90s teams had good pitching staffs overall, but lacked a definitive #1 starter.

    They had a chance at getting Pedro Martinez, but balked at the asking price. (I can't remember what was wanted for him) I have to think Pedro on the Tribe would have probably put them over the top.

    The great pitchers came after the 90s run, starting with Sabathia. 

    The Braves had three ace pitchers, Smoltz, Galvine, and Maddux. Yeah, that 95 Indians team was probably the best team ever put together that didn't win a title. They just ran into a buzz saw that was the Braves pitching staff. 

  • N Neo

    @dutch-oven said:

    The 90s teams had good pitching staffs overall, but lacked a definitive #1 starter.

    They had a chance at getting Pedro Martinez, but balked at the asking price. (I can't remember what was wanted for him) I have to think Pedro on the Tribe would have probably put them over the top.

    The great pitchers came after the 90s run, starting with Sabathia. 

    The Braves had three ace pitchers, Smoltz, Galvine, and Maddux. Yeah, that 95 Indians team was probably the best team ever put together that didn't win a title. They just ran into a buzz saw that was the Braves pitching staff. 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #22

    @neo said:

    The Braves had three ace pitchers, Smoltz, Galvine, and Maddux. Yeah, that 95 Indians team was probably the best team ever put together that didn't win a title. They just ran into a buzz saw that was the Braves pitching staff. 

    That and a strike zone for the Braves pitchers (specifically Glavine in Game 6) that was roughly the size of Rhode Island. 

  • totally sucks - wishing Bieber a quick recovery and continued career

    dont know about it being here next year though 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #23

    @fairhooker11 said:

    totally sucks - wishing Bieber a quick recovery and continued career

    dont know about it being here next year though 

    How true !  I've seen early numbers like 16 months .....  can you believe that !

    They say Shane is a tough guy  we'll see how he handles his  TJ surgery and that long tough rehab.

    Good luck Shane.    😉

  • N Neo

    @dutch-oven said:

    The 90s teams had good pitching staffs overall, but lacked a definitive #1 starter.

    They had a chance at getting Pedro Martinez, but balked at the asking price. (I can't remember what was wanted for him) I have to think Pedro on the Tribe would have probably put them over the top.

    The great pitchers came after the 90s run, starting with Sabathia. 

    The Braves had three ace pitchers, Smoltz, Galvine, and Maddux. Yeah, that 95 Indians team was probably the best team ever put together that didn't win a title. They just ran into a buzz saw that was the Braves pitching staff. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #24

    @neo said:

    The Braves had three ace pitchers, Smoltz, Galvine, and Maddux. Yeah, that 95 Indians team was probably the best team ever put together that didn't win a title. They just ran into a buzz saw that was the Braves pitching staff. 

    Maybe the best since the '27 Yankees .... or even BETTER !   On paper the  '95 INDIANS  were even were .... the 1-8 the best !

    And we got to see them day after day riight here in Jacobs Field.

    Oh god if only they had a true Ace #1 Starter .....  dynasty team and then some.  

    Bob Feller was born ?? decades too early,  oh brother.

  • Fuck the Tardians.. I hate to see people get hurt.. but this is total Karma.. The curse lives on...

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #25

    @nickers said:

    Fuck the Tardians.. I hate to see people get hurt.. but this is total Karma.. The curse lives on...

    nickers still harbors resentment towards the tribe, Cause they picked on him at the pitch hit and run

  • JaxJ Jax wrote on last edited by
    #26

    Really sad to hear this, seemed like a good kid too.