Dennis Eckersley
Though his greatest success came as a closer, Dennis Eckersley started 361 games, pitched a no-hitter, had a 20-win season, and won 197 contests.
Read More > Stan Coveleski
Stan Coveleski threw a complete game and got the win the day Carl Mays hit Ray Chapman resulting in baseball’s only death by pitch.
Read More >Lou Boudreau
The last time the Cleveland Indians won the World Series was in 1948; Lou Boudreau was their player-manager and the AL’s Most Valuable Player.
Read More >Earl Averill
Earl Averill is the Cleveland franchise leader in total bases, RBI, runs and triples, he’s 3rd on the list for hits and doubles, and 4th in homers and walks.
Read More >Bert Blyleven
A prolific prankster, Bert Blyleven was a master at the “hot foot”. He could pitch a little too as evidenced by his 287 wins and 3,701 career K’s.
Read More >Roberto Alomar
The first player to be inducted as a Toronto Blue Jay, Roberto Alomar won more Gold Glove Awards than any second baseman in MLB history.
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