Cleveland Indians

Cleveland Indians righty Bob Feller was 23 years old and had 107 wins when he enlisted in the Navy in 1941 after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

It's very bad to steal Jobu's rum. It's very bad

The Singers' Club of Cleveland performs the Canadian and U.S. National Anthems at Jacobs Field on May 2, 2007.

MLB.com goes over the top five plays for August 1, 2009.

Bob Feller joined the Cleveland Indians in 1936 as a 17-year-old from Van Meter, Iowa. By the time he retired he had won 266 games and lost almost 4 full seasons at his prime because of his service during World War II. If he had those seasons and averaged about what he was averaging before and then after, his greatness would be known to every baseball fan.

Phil Niekro twice led the National League in wins and led Atlanta to the division title in 1969, when he recorded 23 wins and a 2.57 ERA.

Now you see it...now you don't

Albert Pujols hit two solo home runs and Brad Thompson pitched six excellent innings as the Cardinals squeaked past the Indians

Shin-Soo Choo wins the game with a walk-off single that Coco Crisp is unable to field cleanly amidst a flock of outfield seagulls. Seriously seagalls?

Sportscenter's top 10 plays featuring the Indians' Shin-Soo Choo, the Diamondbacks' Stephen Drew, the Phillies' Jayson Werth, the Rockies' Ian Stewart, the Mets' Fernando Tatis, the Marlins' Dan Uggla, a long distance hook shot from Dwight Howard, and last but certainly not least, Hammer Time dancers.

Meche fans 11 as Royals crush Pavano, Indians

Indians use two sets of back-to-back homers to beat Colon, win road series

Mauer raises batting average to .431 as short-handed Twins top Indians

Joba Chamberlain goes career-high 8 innings; Yanks error free for record 18th game

Peralta has three RBIs, including winner in ninth inning, for Indians