Danny Salazar, in his first start in nine days, struck out 10 in seven innings to out-pitch David Price in the Tribe's victory over Toronto.

Indians right-hander Danny Salazar, scratched from his last start because of illness, will face the hard-hitting Toronto Blue Jays along with left-hander David Price on Monday night to open a three-game series at the Rogers Centre. Salazar made his big league debut against the Blue Jays on July 11, 2013, striking out seven and allowing one run in six innings.

Shapiro's tenure with the Indians is coming to an end. The Toronto Blue Jays are expected to announce on Monday that Shapiro will join their organization.

The Cleveland Indians are working on a positive finish to a roller-coaster August.

Yan Gomes’ eighth-inning grand slam capped a five-run rally and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Los Angeles Angels 8-3 on Saturday night.

The Indians have won six out of eight games with their latest, a 3-1 triumph over the Los Angeles Angels.

A big-league tenure that rarely included a dull moment appears to have come to an end.

Right-hander Cody Anderson missed qualifying for a victory by two outs in the Indians' 6-2 win over Milwaukee, but manager Terry Francona still liked the way he pitched.

Josh Tomlin didn’t make a big deal about his first win at Progressive Field in more than a year.His comeback isn’t complete, it’s continuing.

Cleveland’s Corey Kluber came up with another strong start. So did Chicago starter Jon Lester in a game that eventually was decided by the Indians’ and Cubs’ bullpens.

Lindor's solo blast to right field in the eighth inning on Sunday -- his third hit in the game and his seventh base knock of the series -- propelled the Indians to a 4-3 victory against New York.

Terry Francona had a good view of Danny Salazar’s rough start from the dugout. He was watching on TV as the right-hander found his groove a little too late.

“They’ve given us trouble,” Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. “I’ve said it always, the one thing about baseball, it doesn’t make sense.”

An Alex Rodriguez fourth-inning, solo home run represented most of the sound and fury that emanated from the Yankees’ lineup today, until their ninth-inning uprising fell short.

Corey Kluber felt like he was a victim of the Green Monster.

Travis Shaw went 4 for 4, Mookie Betts drove in three runs with a bases-loaded double and the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 9-1 on Tuesday night, announcing a major front-office shake-up late in the game.

The Indians tried to run their way to victory in the first inning Monday night at Fenway Park. Mostly they just spun their wheels.

Thanks to Tommy Milone’s curve ball and Minnesota’s bullpen, the Twins are heading into their biggest road trip of the season on a positive note.

Josh Tomlin had tired of pitching at the Cleveland Indians’ training complex in Arizona while rehabbing serious arm injuries in two of the past three years.