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LEVELAND INDIANS 2015 SPRING TRAINING GAME INFORMATION CLEVELAND INDIANS (5-7-1) Vs LEVELAND INDIANS 2015 SPRING TRAINING GAME INFORMATION CLEVELAND INDIANS (5-7-1) vs. SAN DIEGO PADRES (6-5-0) RHP Trevor Bauer (0-0, 3.86) vs. RHP Ian Kennedy (0-1, 12.27) Spring Game #14/Home #7 » Sunday, March 15, 2015 » Goodyear Ballpark » 1:05/4:05 p.m. (MST/EDT) » 99X/IRN/webcast ONE AND DONE » The Indians play host to the San Diego Padres at Goodyear Ballpark today in DAYS LEFT UNTIL OPENING DAY the only meeting between the two clubs this spring. » Cleveland went 2-1-1 in 2014 Cactus League play against the Padres, scoring April 6, 2015 at Houston Astros a combined 40 runs in the four games...The Tribe beat San Diego in their first five 22 Minute Maid Park meetings after coming to Arizona in 2009, but then lost seven straight before last spring...all-time in the Cactus League, Cleveland is 7-8-1 against SD. » The two teams met at Progressive Field for a three-game series early in the INDIANS RECENT SPRING RECORDS 2015 BASEBALL AMERICA 2014 season, with Cleveland taking two out of three (W, 8-6, 4/8/14 & W, 2-0, Year W-L-T AVG ERA CLEVELAND INDIANS 4/9/14). 2015 5-7-1 .284 4.94 TOP 10 PROSPECTS » The Tribe hold an all-time record of 8-4 (.667) against San Diego, including a 2014 20-9-2 .288 4.28 1. Francisco Lindor, SS 6-3 advantage in the friendly confines of Progressive Field. 2013 17-16-2 .282 5.14 2. Bradley Zimmer, OF 2012 7-22-3 .247 5.42 3. Clint Frazier, OF 2011 15-14-2 .274 5.19 4. Justus Sheffield, LHP TODAY’S SCHEDULED PITCHERS 2010 19-9-3 .289 3.96 5. Mike Papi, OF/1B CLEVELAND INDIANS SAN DIEGO PADRES 2009 12-20-3 .279 6.00 6. Tyler Naquin, OF 47 Trevor Bauer RHP 22 Ian Kennedy RHP 2008 15-14-0 .285 4.61 7. Francisco Mejia, C 27 Bryan Shaw RHP 41 Robbie Erlin LHP 2007 16-14-1 .260 3.67 8. Erik Gonzalez, SS 35 Mark Rzepczynski LHP 2006 20-12-1 .286 4.79 9. Bobby Bradley, 1B 39 Scott Downs LHP 2005 16-13-1 .299 4.98 10. Cody Anderson, RHP 49 Austin Adams RHP 2004 18-14-0 .293 4.83 GOODYEAR BUG BAUER POWER » A few other players have been struck by the stomach bug making the rounds » RHP TREVOR BAUER is slated to make his third Cactus League start and through the Indians complex over the last week or so, with CODY ANDERSON, appearance of the spring this afternoon...has worked 7.0 innings thus, previously MICHAEL BRANTLEY and CARLOS CARRASCO the latest victims. taking the bump on March 5 vs. Cincinnati and March 10 vs. Chicago-NL. » Bauer has made one regular season start/appearance against San Diego, MORE TRAINER’S TABLE which came last season in Game 2 of an April 9 doubleheader at Progressive » GAVIN FLOYD (right elbow olecranon internal fixation) has suffered a re-injury Field...Bauer worked 6.0 solid innings (4H, 2R-1ER, 2BB, 8SO), but shouldered of the elbow stress fracture that ended his 2014 season and is out for the forsee- the loss in that 2-1 defeat. able future...the Indians Medical Staff has been gathering second opinions and » Trevor has been active this week...on Friday, he took over the @Indians exploring the best treatment option to proceed with Gavin. Twitter account and provided live commentary for Cleveland’s split squad game TOMORROW’S SCHEDULED PITCHERS against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Goodyear Ballpark...also did Q&A’s with CLEVELAND INDIANS KANSAS CITY ROYALS fans on Twitter throughout the afternoon...on Saturday, Bauer joined LONNIE 38 Shaun Marcum RHP 30 Yordano Ventura RHP CHISENHALL and a Cincinnati trio of DEVIN MESORACO, BILLY HAMILTON 48 Scott Atchison RHP 56 Greg Holland RHP and SAM LeCURE in hosting a 90-minute youth clinic at the Reds Player Devel- 57 Kyle Crockett LHP 44 Luke Hochevar RHP opment Complex as part of Major League Baseball’s “Pitch, Hit & Run” program. 74 Charles Brewer RHP 31 Louis Coleman RHP 83 Dustin Molleken RHP 33 Brian Flynn LHP YESTERDAY’S RECAP 56 Bryan Price RHP 79 Chris Young RHP » The Indians fell in Glendale, 7-2, on Saturday afternoon in front of a sold out 74 Buddy Baumann LHP house at Camelback Ranch. » The Dodgers scored in three straight innings from the second thru the fourth off loser BRUCE CHEN (4.0IP, 7H, 3R/ER, 1BB, 0K), including a solo home run » NICK SWISHER (bi-lateral knee surgery) has taken live BP and is currently by SCOTT VAN SLYKE in the 2nd...the Tribe’s scoring came on RBI singles by on a structured running and agility progression...got four plate appearances in ERIK GONZALEZ (4th inning) and TYLER HOLT (6th) as JOSE RAMIREZ went Thursday’s sim game...is expected to resume game activity later this month. 3-for4 on the day to raise his spring average to .320...JOSH TOMLIN, making his » JOSH TOMLIN was a late scratch from Sunday’s list of scheduled hurlers vs. first appearance since March 4, tossed 2.0 scoreless frames in relief of Chen and Texas due to right shoulder fatigue...struck out 4 across 2.0 innings of relief in CODY ALLEN recorded a perfect 7th inning...former Indians OF MATT CAR- Saturday’s Cactus League game at Los Angeles-NL. SON connected for a grand slam in the 8th off ANTHONY SWARZAK. » GIOVANNY URSHELA was a late scratch from Thursday’s game due to lower back tightness...will not participate in morning workouts nor baseball activities PITCHING NOTES today in an effort to relieve symptoms. » Cleveland staff leaders in innings pitched this spring: TJ HOUSE (9.2), ZACH » ZACH WALTERS left Thursday’s game with a right abdominal strain...had McALLISTER (9.0) and LHP BRUCE CHEN (9.0)...House’s 9.2 IP lead the Cac- MRI Friday and is expected to miss 3-4 weeks with a high grade strain of his tus League...LHP NICK HAGADONE and RHP JEFF MANSHIP are tied with right oblique. RHP AUSTIN ADAMS and RHP ANTHONY SWARZAK for staff lead with 4 » RYAN RABURN left Thursday’s game with discomfort in his left knee...had 3 relief appearances each...Hagadone (4.0 IP, 3 SO) and Manship (4.0 IP, 4 SO) PA’s in Saturday’s game at Los Angeles-NL. have yet to allow runs...RHP WILL ROBERTS and RHP SHAWN ARMSTRONG » BRANDON MOSS (illness) has missed each of the last two days, but is in have recorded the team’s only saves (onen each). today’s starting lineup as RF...would be first action in the field (2 games at DH). » TJ HOUSE is also tied for the Cactus League lead with 10 strikeouts along with Oakland’s DREW POMERANZ, however House has yet to issue a single OUT OF CONTROULIS IN ARIZONA free pass in 9.2 innings...other Tribe hurlers with at least as many strikeouts as » Indians Baseball Information staff assistant AUSTIN CONTROULIS is cel- innings pitched: HAGADONE (9.0 IP, 9 SO), McALLISTER (9.0 IP, 9 SO), AD- ebrating his 23rd birthday today...ironically, the Arizona State product & former AMS (4.0 IP, 5 SO), LHP RYAN MERRITT (3.0 IP, 5 SO), RHP JOSH TOMLIN Diamondbacks intern is marking the occasion with a weekend’s worth of wed- (4.0 IP, 5 SO). ding planning appointments here in the greater Phoenix area. » Cleveland staff is 6th in Cactus League with 90 strikeouts. ROSTER BREAKDOWN HITTING NOTES » The Indians have a total of 62 players in major league camp for Cactus League » With a solo homer Friday, MICHAEL BOURN (.500, 8-for-16, 2RBI, 3BB, 3R) play; this includes 22 non-roster invitees in addition to players on the 40-man is tied for the team lead in hits (8) with JESUS AGUILAR (.471, 8-for-17, 1RBI, roster...the club has 30 pitchers, including 21 right-handers (6 non-roster) and 9 2R) and JOSE RAMIREZ (.320, 8-for-25, 4 RBI, 3 R)...MIKE AVILES (.389, lefies (4 non-roster), 6 catchers (3 non-roster), 15 infielders (5 non-roster) and 7-for-18, 2 RBI, 3 R) and JERRY SANDS (.389, 7-for-18, RBI, 3 R) are next on 11 outfielders (4 non-roster). the team with 7 hits each...ROBERTO PEREZ (.500, 5-for-10, 2B, HR) leads the club with 7 RBI, followed by TYLER HOLT (6), YAN GOMES (5) and BRETT TITO’S GOODYEAR GUESTS HAYES (5)...Gomes is also tied for the team lead in home runs (2) with Hayes » Indians manager Terry Francona will host five nonprofit or first responder and BRANDON MOSS (3-for-6, 3B, 2 HR, 2 RBI)...FRANCISCO LINDOR (.300, groups over the course of Spring Training...each group will get to watch Indians 6-for-20, 3 2B, 3B, RBI, 4 R) leads the team with 3 doubles...INF MICHAEL Major League players take batting practice and, in some cases, shag fly balls MARTINEZ leads the Tribe with 11 games played. during BP with Tribe players...each group will also receive tickets to that day’s » Cleveland’s .284 (130-458) team avg. ranks 4th in the Cactus League behind game at Goodyear Ballpark. Kansas City (.314), Seattle (.299) and Los Angeles-AL (.295)...the Tribe’s 69 » Francona hosted the Goodyear Little League on March 7 and Goodyear Fire runs scored are 2nd-most in the Cactus League behind the Royals (78) and 3rd- Department on March 13...Luke Air Force Base (3/21), the Wounded Warrior most of any MLB team this spring (Detroit, 88 runs).
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