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August 06, 2016 3:14:am EST

There was a bit of role reversal going on at Yankee Stadium Friday afternoon, when the small-market Cleveland Indians held a press conference for the player (left-handed pitcher Andrew Miller) they'd acquired from the biggest market team of all, the New York Yankees, five days earlier. After Friday night, the Yankees are hoping the role reversals last a couple more days. The rebuilding Yankees host the American League Central-leading Indians in the second game of a three-game series Saturday afternoon. Continue to Article

August 06, 2016 2:46:am EST

There was a bit of role reversal going on at Yankee Stadium Friday afternoon, when the small-market Cleveland Indians held a press conference for the player (left-handed pitcher Andrew Miller) they'd acquired from the biggest market team of all, the New York Yankees, five days earlier. After Friday night, the Yankees are hoping the role reversals last a couple more days. The rebuilding Yankees host the American League Central-leading Indians in the second game of a three-game series Saturday afternoon. Continue to Article

August 06, 2016 2:46:am EST

And the winner is ... Roberto Hernandez. Hernandez, known as Fausto Carmona when he won 19 games for the 2007 Cleveland Indians that reached the American League Championship Series, starts Saturday night's game for the Atlanta Braves at the St. Louis Cardinals. The 36-year old Hernandez was about the only logical choice Atlanta (39-70) had for this one after right-hander Aaron Blair, who it had planned to promote from Triple-A Gwinnett to make the start, injured his knee Thursday and landed on the disabled list. Continue to Article

August 06, 2016 12:45:am EST

Injuries are part of the game, but for the Detroit Tigers and New York Mets, they seem to be an everyday part. One of the reasons Detroit didn't make any non-waiver trade deadline deals -- aside from having little to offer -- was the expectation of getting pitchers Jordan Zimmermann and Daniel Norris back from the disabled list along with right fielder J.D. Martinez. Zimmermann came off -- and got rocked in his first start. Continue to Article

August 06, 2016 12:39:am EST