EHC returns with their first podcast of the 2023 season, taking a long look at the Cleveland Guardians as they head into the 2023 season. Optimism abounds as the Guardians open up camp. Is Shane Bieber heading for a monster year in 2023? Looking past Bieber and Triston McKenzie, is the Guardians current pitching staff "thin" heading into the season…

The EHC crew gets together to discuss the big Twins series, what the four game lead means for the Chicago series, and everything in between Minnesota and Chicago.Bởi Jim Pete

Gage Will and Mike Hattery explore the first base position for Cleveland. Bobby Bradley, Jake Bauers, and Josh Naylor highlight the discussion for the now, with a little hint at what's coming down the prospect pipeline.Bởi Jim Pete

Content created for the true diehard. Gage Will and Mike Hattery step into the catcher position for the Cleveland baseball squad in 2021... on the premise of: It. Can't. Be. Worse... Right?Bởi Jim Pete

What to make of the Cleveland outfield? Who is getting first base reps? What do you think of Andres Gimenez? EHC's Gage Will and Mike Hattery bring the podcast back for the first installment of the post-Lindor world.Bởi Jim Pete

Could the Cleveland Indians trade Francisco Lindor before the 2020 season? It's not likely, but if they're trying to maximize their return, sooner is better than later.Bởi Jim Pete

Is there a bigger rage in Cleveland right now than prospect Oscar Mercado? Here's why folks are so high on a Mercado call-up.Bởi Jim Pete

The Cleveland Indians have a lot of interesting stories in the outfield, but if you put the book together, the novel isn't necessarily one you want to read.Bởi Jim Pete

The Cleveland Indians have a lot of unanswered questions in 2019, but perhaps the biggest one is Jason Kipnis. Kipnis is currently injured, which isn't a great start, but if he can come back healthy, and continue his swing change improvements, perhaps he can roll out one more big season.Bởi Jim Pete

Jose Ramirez and Francisco Lindor arrive at the same destination despite vastly different hitting approaches.Bởi Jim Pete

Picking Indians breakouts and their likelihood of occurrence.Bởi Jim Pete

The Cleveland Indians will have a new look behind the plate in 2019. With Yan Gomes gone, can the Indians maintain Gomes-level production in the upcoming season?Bởi Jim Pete

Every team has a few questions to answer before the start of the 2019 Major League baseball season. Do the Indians have far too many for a playoff contending club? The EHC crew takes a dive into a few of those questions.Bởi Jim Pete

WFNY’s EHC podcast returns to discuss the possibilities of trading Corey Kluber once again. With reports that the Indians are likely going to keep all of their starters, it’s still difficult to […]Bởi Jim Pete

The Cleveland Indians offseason has featured a bevy of moves. No, they haven’t dealt away a frontline starter. On the contrary, they have shipped out a handful of aging well-knowns for a mixed bag of major league talent and prospects. Out are Yan Gomes, Edwin Encarnacion, Yonder Alonso, and Yandy Diaz. In are Daniel Johnson, Jefry Rodriguez, Andruw…

While Josh Tomlin carried the Indians' rotational burden once again, and was virtual impossible to hit, the real story of the night was Terry Francona's incredulous moves that just kept working! Is he for real, or does he use some sort of voodoo to win World Series games? WFNY's Jim Pete and The Tribe Daily's Nino Colla serve up some World Series f…

WFNY's Jim Pete and The Tribe Daily's Nino Colla discuss the incredulous match up between the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians...looking at the managers, the roster, and ultimately predict the winners (hmmmm) and the MVPs of the series.We're BACK!...AND BACK FOR GOOD...Bởi Everyone Hates Cleveland