Plain Dealer Apr 18, 2018
Cleveland Indians' Francisco Lindor will always bat for the home team in Puerto Rico
Francisco Lindor's teammates on the Indians almost enjoyed his homecoming home run on Tuesday night as much as he did.
Minneapolis Star-Tribune Apr 18, 2018
Francisco Lindor apologized for behavior after homer even though nobody objected
If anyone thought the Twins were upset about Francisco Lindor's reaction to hitting a home run on his return to Puerto Rico, they were imagining it.
Call to the Pen Apr 18, 2018
Cleveland Indians: Francisco Lindor’s rough start shouldn’t last long
The Cleveland Indians star short stop, Francisco Lindor, has had a tough start to the season, but there is reason to believe that he should still be in store for a productive season. Francisco Lindor has gotten off to a pretty mediocre start at the plate for the Cleveland Indians. Through tax day, Lindor has […] Cleveland Indians: Francisco Lindor’s rough start shouldn’t last long - Call to the Pen - Call to the Pen - A Major League Baseball Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Twinkie Town Apr 18, 2018
The Twins did not complain about Francisco Lindor’s home run celebration
Lindor apologized to the Twins for his behavior, but he really didn’t have to. During the 5th inning of last night’s Twins vs. Cleveland Indians game in Puerto Rico, Francisco Lindor broke up a 0-0 tie game with a two-run home run off Twins starter Jake Odorizzi. It was a huge moment for the native Puerto Rican, who was beaming ear-to-ear and waving to the crowd as he rounded the bases. This. Is. Awesome. #PuertoRicoSeries pic.twitter.com/Ad5J8nCmT1— MLB (@MLB) April 18, 2018 Obviously it was a huge moment for baseball and Puerto Rico, and one Lindor is surely never to forget. As...
Twinkie Town Apr 17, 2018
Indians 6, Twins 1: Shoulda stayed in the snow
Giving up a bunch of dingers is rarely good. The Twins hadn’t played a game in, says here, 48 days due to snow; so they were a bit rusty coming into this game in Puerto Rico against Cleveland ace Corey Kluber. According to the broadcasters of Fox Sports 1 he’s the top super ultra pitcher and Francisco Lindor was going to hit 8 homeruns so the Twins stood zero chance. Turns out they were kinda right! Jake Odorizzi started strong, but the dreaded three-times-through-the-order debuff he acquired in the 5th made him give up a 2 run jack to Puerto Rico’s own Francisco Lindor. Oh, and then...
Plain Dealer Apr 16, 2018
Cleveland Indians' Francisco Lindor returns to grade school in Puerto Rico and classes are dismissed
Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor was mobbed Monday when he returned to Escuela Villa Marina, his old grade school, in Gurabo, P.R.
Plain Dealer Apr 16, 2018
Cleveland Indians donate full playoff share to help Puerto Rico recover from hurricane damage
The Indians donated a full playoff share to the communities where Puerto Rican natives Francisco Lindor and Roberto Perez grew up.
Plain Dealer Apr 16, 2018
Roberto Clemente to Robbie Alomar: Cleveland Indians players, coaches name their all-time top Puerto Rican ballplayers
Francisco Lindor, Roberto Perez and Sandy Alomar Jr tell us who their top all-time Puerto Rican baseball players are.
Plain Dealer Apr 15, 2018
Cleveland Indians' Roberto Perez, Francisco Lindor excited about returning to Puerto Rico to play Twins
Roberto Perez and Francisco Lindor arrived Sunday in Puerto Rico for a two-game series against the Twins on Tuesday and Wednesday, but during the winter Perez and Lindor made several trips to their hurricane-ravaged homeland.
Bless You Boys Apr 12, 2018
Indians 9, Tigers 3: Swept out of Cleveland
Cleveland just isn’t safe for the Tigers these days. The Tigers rode a broomstick out of Chicago to Cleveland last Sunday night. On Thursday, they were swept out of town with it. Michael Fulmer and the Tigers’ defense were a complete mess, and they spent three hours in the headlights of an 18-wheeler with a Chief Wahoo logo painted on the front as it bore down on them, losing 9-3 as the Indians took four in a row. Michael Fulmer just didn’t have it tonight. Much like Verlander before him, the Indians seem to hit the Tigers’ best starters better than anyone. A Francisco Lindor solo...
Plain Dealer Apr 9, 2018
Francisco Lindor, Bradley Zimmer or Yan Gomes: Who is the Cleveland Indians' best defender right now?
The strength of the Cleveland Indians' defense is up the middle with Yan Gomes, Francisco Lindor and Bradley Zimmer. But who's the Tribe's best defender?
Pinstripe Alley Apr 8, 2018
Aaron Judge’s forgotten defensive ability
The home runs are obviously notable, but his defense is still a big part of his game. During last year’s postseason, Aaron Judge revealed a skill we hadn’t seen from him yet, a season where he set the rookie single season home run record no less. He could steal home runs. Because of his height, especially somewhere like Yankee Stadium with a short porch in right field, Judge has the ability to merely pluck the ball from over the shallow part of the park. We saw that on display against Francisco Lindor in the ALDS, and that time he pulled the ball right out of the hands of Zack...
Plain Dealer Apr 7, 2018
Francisco Lindor got a heads-up steal vs. Kansas City when he saw everybody's head down
Francisco Lindor noticed everybdoy's head was down, so he took off for third base against Kansas City.
Plain Dealer Apr 6, 2018
Indians pregame ceremony honors A.L. Central Pennant, 'The Streak' and individual awards (video)
The Indians celebrated their 2017 American League Central Division Championship team and honored Kluber, Lindor and Ramirez.
Plain Dealer Apr 6, 2018
Francisco Lindor's trick to dealing with a frigid home opener? Don't think about it
Francisco Lindor says the key to staying sharp during a frigid home opener at Progressive Field is to keep your mind on something else.
