Corey Kluber On First Start With Rangers: 'Encouraging'

Brown weathering steel is the signature architectural material at Camelback Ranch, where Rangers right-hander Corey Kluber arrived Sunday ready to shed some rust of his own.

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Lance Lynn Finds His Rhythm After Tough First In Debut

Rangers right-hander Lance Lynn got what he wanted out of his first Cactus League outing in Friday's 7-2 loss to the Angels, throwing 51 pitches and pitching into the third inning as planned. Lynn, who allowed two earned runs and struck out three, thought his performance was imperfect, but just fine for February.

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Corey Hluber 'In A Good Spot' At Rangers Camp

Rangers right-hander Corey Kluber threw in the bullpen on Saturday, his second such session since Spring Training officially began for pitchers and catchers.

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Who Has Baseball's Best Farm? We Asked Execs

Baseball fans love to argue over who the best prospects in baseball are, which teams have the most young talent and how each organization’s farm system stacks up against the others. But what do baseball's decision-makers think?

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Nicholas Castellanos Feeling Good After Meeting Rangers

The Rangers met recently with free-agent outfielder Nicholas Castellanos, and sources told MLB.com they are among the finalists to sign him.

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It's Not A Surprise, But The 'Opportunistic' Cardinals Missed Their Opportunity

If the St. Louis Cardinals are to be taken at their word, this has been a pretty disappointing offseason.

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Indians Traded Corey Kluber To Rangers

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Indians, Rangers Discussing Corey Kluber

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Angels Interested In Corey Kluber

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Indians Exercise 2020 Option On Corey Kluber

The Indians on Thursday exercised starter Corey Kluber's $17.5 million contract option for next season.

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Cardinals Safe At Home With Adam Wainwright Making The Start

First he heard the troubling clack, the sound of bone colliding with bone like two billiard balls being racked. Next came the pain and the concern that he’d thrown his last curveball, his career slipping from his grip before he was ready to let go.

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Corey Kluber Can See 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel'

For the first time in 99 days, Corey Kluber was back in game action, tossing his first rehab start for Triple-A Columbus.

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Padres Seeking Trevor Bauer? Twins, Dodgers Eyeing Shane Greene?

The Indians have won five straight games. If the postseason began today, they would host the American League Wild Card Game at Progressive Field. On Thursday night, Trevor Bauer struck out 10 batters as Cleveland completed a four-game sweep of Detroit.

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Corey Kluber Will Throw His First Bullpen On Wednesday

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Jose Abreu & The Flaws That Make Us

It’s hard to hate really much of anything about Jose Abreu. maybe if you’re Corey Kluber or Jordan Zimmermann you’re tired of being battered and bruised by the big first baseman, but whether you’re a Sox fan or just a neutral, this is the type of player that more of us would love to watch, day in and day out.

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Corey Kluber Has Cast Removed After X-Rays Results

Just three weeks after fracturing the ulna bone in his right forearm, Corey Kluber had his cast removed on Thursday.

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Dallas Keuchel Knows What He's Worth & Will Not Settle

The man in sunglasses on a patio that overlooked a pool, a fairway and then the Pacific Ocean on Monday afternoon was Dallas Keuchel, who is at the moment unemployed. In his seventh month of free agency, what he desires is a job at a salary he considers to be fair, and what he has found instead is the long conversation about an industry he is willing to call on its failures.

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Indians Placed Corey Kluber On Ten-Day Injured List & Recalled Jon Edwards From Triple-A Columbus

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Corey Kluber Out With Right Forearm Contusion

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Corey Kluber Can't Shake 'Bad Habits' In Short Outing

When Indians manager Terry Francona was asked whether he’d prefer a pitching- or hitting-dominant team during Spring Training, he answered without hesitation: pitching. And while the Tribe has a rotation that could prove to be the most powerful in the Majors when it’s operating at its best, the past week has been the exact opposite of what was envisioned heading into the season.

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