On this week’s Wahoo Watch podcast Erik Pinkerman, Ronnie Tellalian and Mike Brandyberry talk about the ups and downs of the last week against the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox. The trio talk about the starting pitching including the highs and lows of Justin Masterson, Ubaldo Jimenez, Brett Myers and Zach McAllister. The trio also discuss why the Indians don’t seem to be aggressive on the bases like we thought they would be.

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In this week’s podcast Erik Pinkerman, Ronnie Tellalian and Mike Brandyberry have actual Indians baseball to discuss. The three discuss the first series of the season in Toronto and what players impressed them the most, how the Tampa Bay series is going, Trevor Bauer and Opening Day.

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After a ten day layoff, Ronnie Tellalian and Bob Toth discuss the final roster, the decision to go with Scott Kazmir as the fifth starter and the new development of Tony Wolters transitioning to catcher and its effects on the farm system. Mike Brandyberry calls in from Goodyear, Arz. with a report from the final days of camp before the team travels to Toronto to start the season.

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In a special edition of Wahoo Watch, the Did The Tribe Win Last Night staff podcasts from the Indians new Collection Auto Club at Progressive Field. Erik Pinkerman and Ronnie Tellalian talk with staff members Bob Toth, Steve Eby and Laurel Wilder about the club and the upcoming Indians season. Mike Brandyberry interviews Cleveland.com’s Glenn Moore and Indians’ Senior Director of Communications Curtis Danburg. The DTTWLN staff concludes the podcast with a game of over/under in regards to the Tribe’s season.

We apologize that the audio quality is not perfect at times, but the large crowd made recording quality sound difficult at times (we are still learning).

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During this week’s podcast Ronnie Tellalian, Mike Brandyberry and Steve Eby talk about players having outstanding Spring Trainings including Lonnie Chisenhall, Ryan Raburn, Ubaldo Jimenez and Scott Kazmir and what roles they will have come Opening Day. They also discuss the World Baseball Classic and how the United States doesn’t have the passion of other countries before wrapping up and talking about how the bullpen is being constructed.

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During this week’s podcast Erik Pinkerman, Ronnie Tellalian, Mike Brandyberry and Bob Toth talk about the Tribe’s bullpen. The quartet discuss the locks for the back end of the bullpen in Chris Perez, Vinnie Pestano and Joe Smith and then the contenders in Matt Albers, Cody Allen, Bryan Shaw, Nick Hagadone, David Huff, Scott Barnes and Rich Hill. Then the crew discusses Kyle Lohse‘s continued free agency and speculate if the Indians would consider a one year deal. The podcast wraps up with everyone’s surprises in the first half of Spring Training.

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On this week’s podcast Erik Pinkerman, Ronnie Tellalian and Mike Brandyberry talk about the injury to closer Chris Perez and how serious it is concerning the Tribe’s season and who could possibly replace him in the closer’s role if he is unable to start the season on time.

This week they talk Indians bench candidates and how it will be constructed. The three-man weave talk about the bench players who are certain to make the club and where Yan Gomes, Jason Giambi, Ryan Raburn and Ezequiel Carrera all fit in the Tribe’s plans.

They end the podcast with a conversation about if the Indians are still considering Kyle Lohse and if they have an advantage to sign him with the new draft pick compensation rules.

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On this week’s podcast Erik Pinkerman, Ronnie Tellalian and Mike Brandyberry discuss the Cleveland Indians starting rotation. The crew discusses the importance of bounce back seasons from Justin Masterson and Ubaldo Jimenez and what to expect from Brett Myers and Zach McAllister. Erik thinks the rotation is better than people are making it out to be and Mike thinks Jimenez could be designated for assignment at some point during the season. Laurel Wilder joins the conversation and discusses her recent stories on Shawn Armstrong, Tony Wolters and T.J. House. The trio wraps up the show discussing the chances Carlos Carrasco, Trevor Bauer, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Scott Kazmir have to win the fifth spot in the rotation.

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This week Erik Pinkerman, Ronnie Tellalian and Mike Brandyberry discuss the Tribe’s free agent signing of Michael Bourn and the impact it will have on the offense. DTTWLN’s Bob Toth joined the show to discuss the exciting offseason and how close the Indians are to catching the Detroit Tigers along with is upcoming stories. Finally, the trio ends the show discussing the feud between Miguel Montero and Trevor Bauer.

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As pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear, Arz. today Erik Pinkerman and Ronnie Tellalian discuss the Tribe’s catcher, Carlos Santana, and his potential for the 2013 season. Mike Brandyberry calls in with his views and the gang gets ready for the new year.

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