Cleveland Indians

- Shaker Heights native and gold & platinum solo piano recording artist Jim Brickman to perform the National Anthem
- Musician, tv & film star Queen Latifah to toss ceremonial first pitch
- 16 year-old Erik Williams will be representing Flashes of Hope and Littlest Heroes by also tossing a ceremonial first pitch

10/04/2007, CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians today announced pregame festivities for 2007 A.L. Division Series Game 2 at Jacobs Field on Friday, Oct. 5 at 5 p.m. vs. the New York Yankees.    » read more »

10/04/2007 -- The Cleveland Indians announced this morning their 25-man roster for the 2007 American League Division Series against the New York Yankees:

PITCHERS (11)

BETANCOURT, Rafael, RH
BOROWSKI, Joe, RH
BYRD, Paul, RH
CARMONA, Fausto, RH
FULTZ, Aaron, LH
LAFFEY, Aaron, LH
LEWIS, Jensen, RH
MASTNY, Tom, RH
PEREZ, Rafael, LH
SABATHIA, C.C., LH
WESTBROOK, Jake, RH

CATCHERS (2)

MARTINEZ, Victor
SHOPPACH, Kelly

INFIELDERS (7)

BARFIELD, Josh
BLAKE, Casey
CABRERA, Asdrubal
GARKO, Ryan
GOMEZ, Chris
HAFNER, Travis
PERALTA, Jhonny

OUTFIELDERS (5)    » read more »

Cleveland Orchestra Double String Quartet to perform the National Anthem, Jacobs Field "Drummer" John Adams to represent "THE FANS" by tossing ceremonial first pitch

10/03/2007, CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians today announced pregame festivities for 2007 A.L. Division Series Game 1 at Jacobs Field on Thursday, October 4 at 6:30PM vs. the New York Yankees.    » read more »

Cleveland Indians encourage fans to arrive early, gates to open two hours prior to game time

10/03/2007, CLEVELAND -- With the first pitch of Games 1 and 2 of the 2007 American League Division Series scheduled for 6:30pm on Thursday and 5:00pm on Friday, respectively, the Cleveland Indians have provided some helpful hints to make sure Tribe fans completely enjoy the start to the MLB postseason.    » read more »

10/02/2007 -- Major League Baseball has assigned the four umpiring crews that will work the American League and National League Division Series, which are scheduled to begin on Wednesday, Oct. 3 and Thursday, Oct. 4. The four crew chiefs will be Gary Darling, Bruce Froemming, Ed Montague and Dale Scott.    » read more »

10/01/2007 -- Jake Peavy of the San Diego Padres has been selected as the National League Pitcher of the Month for September, while Fausto Carmona of the Cleveland Indians has earned American League Pitcher of the Month honors, it was announced today.    » read more »

01 October 2007 -- The Philadelphia Phillies have qualified for Major League Baseball playoffs for the first time since 1993, winning their final game of the regular season over the visiting Washington Nationals, 6-1.

The New York Mets could have tied Philadelphia for the National League East Division and forced a one-game playoff, but they lost at home to the Florida Marlins, 8-1. The New York Mets had a seven-game lead in the division as recently as September 12. They finished with seven games at home and won only one of them.    » read more »

- Watch all Tribe postseason road games at Jacobs Field; Indians to play host to a "Tribe Pride Party"
- Free tickets to watch Tribe road games on Jacobs Field scoreboard; Can secure tickets via Indians team shops and indians.com
- Exclusive Club Lounge "Ultimate Sports Bar Experience"
- Only $25 for all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages
- Plus Club Lounge full-service bar

Fans not registered for Indians 2007 Postseason Ticket Lottery should visit indians.com for possible chance to purchase remaining postseason tickets

09/28/2007, CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians, who clinched their seventh American League Central Division title on Sunday, Sept. 23, today announced the three potential 2007 American League Division Series HOME GAMES at Jacobs Field are SOLD OUT.

The Indians will continue their 2007 Postseason Ticketing process with the ALCS and World Series opportunities:

LOTTERY OPPORTUNITY    » read more »

- Cincinnati Reds to host Arizona Diamondbacks in March 31 season opener
- Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox to visit Great American Ball Park

09/26/2007, CINCINNATI -- Series against the I-71 rival Cleveland Indians and the American League East Division's Boston Red Sox highlight the Cincinnati Reds' 2008 regular-season home schedule released today.

The complete 2008 schedule, including road games, will be announced at a later date.

All times and dates are subject to change. The home schedule is attached. It also can be viewed in calendar format online at www.reds.com.    » read more »

Kansas City Royals host division leading Cleveland Indians for Fan Appreciation Weekend

Seattle Mariners complete winning season against the AL Central champion Cleveland Indians and division rival Texas Rangers

09/24/2007, SEATTLE -- The Seattle Mariners 12th and final homestand, September 25-30, features Fausto Carmona, Grady Sizemore, Travis Hafner and the rest of the AL Central Champion Cleveland Indians for a four-game series that includes a doubleheader on September 26th, and a three game set against Michael Young and the Texas Rangers to close out the 2007 season.    » read more »

Free public event to feature Michael Stanley, Cleveland Indians alumni John Adams, High School Bands, surprise guests and giveaways

09/25/2007, CLEVELAND -- In preparation for the Tribe's appearance in the 2007 American League Division Series, the Cleveland Indians and Major League Baseball will present RALLY MONDAY on the Gateway Plaza at Jacobs Field Monday, October 1 from 5:00PM-7:00PM.    » read more »

09/24/2007, CLEVELAND -- The Indians clinched their 7th American League Central Division title on Sunday, September 23 at Jacobs Field with a 6-2 victory over the Oakland's A's.

TEAM NOTES

• The Indians' 7 division championships in the 13 seasons of divisional play are the third-most in the Majors in that span, trailing only the Atlanta Braves (11) and New York Yankees (10).    » read more »

23 September 2007 -- The Boston Red Sox became the first major league baseball team to clinch a playoff spot, scoring three runs in the ninth inning Saturday to beat the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, 8-6.

Boston Red Sox trailed 6-5 when Jason Varitek led off the ninth with a home run, followed an out later by Julio Lugo's two-run homer.

The New York Yankees trail Boston for the lead in the American League East division, but moved close to clinching at least a wild-card playoff spot with a 10-inning, 12-11 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.    » read more »