JUNE 23, 2021•STARTRIBUNE.COM
Twins-Cleveland series previewThe Indians (40-31), who trail the division-leading White Sox by 2½ games, are coming off a split of a two-game series with the Cubs in Chic...
Second wave of Cleveland Indians' starters trying to get deeper into gamesLonger starts are a must for new starters JC Mejia, Cal Quantrill, Sam Hentges and Eli Morgan.
JUNE 23, 2021•CLEVELAND.COM
Cleveland Indians: Civale's timetable could doom Tribe's seasonAaron Civale's timetable could doom Cleveland Indians season After becoming the first pitcher in Major League Baseball to reach double-digit...
JUNE 23, 2021•AWAYBACKGONE.COM
Indians' Civale to miss at least month with finger sprain
Indians pitcher Aaron Civale will miss more than one month with a sprained right finger, the latest blow to Cleveland’s injury-ravaged rotationJUNE 23, 2021•ASSOCIATED PRESS
Civale (finger) shut down, likely out 4-5 wks.And then there were none. After meeting with Dr. Thomas Graham on Wednesday, Aaron Civale was diagnosed with a sprain in his middle finger o...
JUNE 23, 2021•MLB.COM
Cleveland Indians' Aaron Civale out for four to five weeks with sprained right fingerTriston McKenzie likely replacement for Aaron Civale in the rotation.
JUNE 23, 2021•CLEVELAND.COM
Aaron Civale - Out at least one monthCivale was diagnosed Wednesday with a sprained right middle finger, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports. He'll be shut down from throwing for 1-to-2 weeks and is expected to require 4...
ImpactCivale's absence is the latest blow to the Cleveland rotation, which is already without its top two starters in Shane Bieber (shoulder) and Zach Plesac (thumb). Though Plesac has resumed throwing and could be back before the All-Star break, both Civale and Bieber appear likely to miss several more weeks. Cleveland will place Civale on the 10-day injured list at some point prior to Thursday's series opener in Minnesota, but a replacement in the rotation probably won't be named until the right-hander's next turn in the rotation comes up Monday against the Tigers. Through his 15 starts this season, Civale has gone 10-2 with a 3.32 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and 76:23 K:BB in 97.2 innings.
JUNE 23, 2021•ROTOWIRE
