Can the Cleveland Indians keep winning after their latest starting pitching injury setback?
Register for Indians Subtext to hear your Tribe questions answered exclusively on the show. Send a text to 216-208-4346 to subscribe for $3.99/mo. CLEVELAND, Ohio  The unthinkable happened again on Monday when Aaron Civale abruptly left Clevelands 4-0 win against the Cubs with a finger injury. Now the Indians are scrambling once again for starting pitching help while still trying to keep pace with the White Sox in the American League Central. Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at what its going to take for the Indians to sustain their winning ways on Tuesdays podcast. Click here. We have an Apple podcasts channel exclusively for this podcast. Subscribe to it here. You can also subscribe on Google Play and listen on Spotify. Search Cleveland Baseball Talk Podcast or download the audio here. -  New Indians face masks for sale: Heres where you can buy Cleveland Indians-themed face coverings for coronavirus protection, including a single mask ($14.99) and a 3-pack ($24.99). All MLB proceeds donated to charity. Buy Indians gear: Fanatics, Nike, Amazon, Lids  More Indians coverage  Less is more for Josh Naylor, Bobby Bradley in leading Indians offensive surge  Indians beat Cubs, 4-0, but Aaron Civale leaves game with right finger injury  Aaron Civale exits game vs. Cubs with injury to right middle finger  Cy Young Days Festival set for this weekend  On the Big Frisk, Franmil Reyes and 4 other things about the Indians  Jos Ramrez faces tough test to reach All-Star game ballot finals  Barreled Ramirez making an impact on Cleveland Indians lineup  Cleveland Indians Franmil Reyes to start rehab assignment; Oscar Mercado hit in head at Columbus  All-Star credentials for Amed Rosario, the Cleveland Indians sleeper candidate at shortstop