Is the Cleveland Indians bullpen starting to show signs of wear and tear?
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  Detroits doubleheader sweep Wednesday included something the Indians havent had to worry much about this season: collapses by the bullpen in both games. To this point, Clevelands bullpen has kept the team afloat with nearly every opening day starting pitcher on the injured list or pitching ineffectively. Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at what happened against the Tigers and what it means moving forward on Thursdays podcast. Click here. Updates on injured Indians players and their rehab assignments. 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  Tigers turn the tables on Indians with doubleheader sweep  Bobby Bradleys opposite-field power surge is a welcome sign  Roberto Perez leaves rehab game with apparent hand injury  Cleveland Indians hit four solo home runs, but Tigers prevail  Good exam for Shane Bieber and six other things  Naylor set for Friday surgery for leg, ankle injuries  Catcher Bo Naylor invited to All-Star Futures Game  Clase, Karinchak both have All-Star credentials  Indians-Tigers to play Wednesday DH after Tuesday rainout  Nothing gets Cleveland bats healthy like a Detroit visit