MLB.com takes a listen back to the most exhilarating plays and can't-miss moments from the 2017 Indians season.

Jim Rosenhaus hosts the latest edition of Tribe Talk from Progressive Field where this week Jim looks back at Game 3 of the 1948 World Series and talks about great stories surrounding the game as well as audio highlights.

Jim Rosenhaus hosts the latest edition of Tribe Talk from Progressive Field in Cleveland. This week, 2017 AL Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber stops by as well as Ken Schnacke, president and GM of the Columbus Clippers.

Corey Kluber walked away with his second AL Cy Young Award in 2017. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Anthony Castrovince break down why Kluber was the runaway choice for the Cy Young and talk about how his tremendous work ethic allows him to get stronger as the year goes on.

Jim Rosenhaus hosts another addition of Tribe Talk from Progressive Field in Cleveland. This week, the Silver Slugger Award winners are announced, manager Terry Francona talks about the new assistant hitting coach and Brad Grant, director of amateur scouting joins the program.

Jim Rosenhaus is live from Progressive Field as the Indians begin the Hot Stove season after the completion of the 2017 World Series. Indians president of baseball operations Chris Antonetti and Astros radio announcer Steve Sparks join the show.

The goal for the Indians in 2018 continues to be winning the World Series. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian break down the list of key free agents that the team must make a decision on this winter and why their starting rotation should remain a strength for years to come.

Jim Rosenhaus is live from Progressive Field as it was a busy week coaching wise for the Indians. Tribe Talk recaps the Mickey Callaway move to the New York Mets to become their manager. Terry Francona recaps his relationship with Callaway and talks about the addition of Carl Willis as pitching coach.

Carl Willis will return to Cleveland as pitching coach for the Indians in 2018. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss Willis replacing Mickey Callaway after he left to manage the Mets and they also compare Game 2 of this year's World Series to last season's Game 7 World Series clincher.

Jim Rosenhaus hosts the latest addition of Tribe Talk. Jim chats with Anthony Castrovince from MLB.com about the playoffs and the Dodgers. He also talks with Brian Barren, the Indians' president of business operations, about the relief efforts in Puerto Rico and news and notes from around the league.

Michael Brantley had surgery this week to repair his right ankle. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss Brantley's injury plagued 2017 and where he fits into the team's plans for next year. They also break down why Corey Kluber should win the AL Cy Young Award.

Jim Rosenhaus looks back on the tremendous regular season for the Tribe.

The Indians failed to reach the World Series in 2017, but the team still pulled off a historic season. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss the mechanical issues that plagued Corey Kluber throughout the ALDS, and why the Indians should be proud with what they accomplished this year.

Cleveland cut a three-run deficit to a single run in the fourth, but got no closer in a decisive Game 5.

Carlos Santana and Roberto Perez's homers could not help the bullpen out in their 7-3, Game 3 ALDS loss to the Yankees. Indians manager Terry Francona, Trevor Bauer, and Francisco Lindor discuss the tough loss while looking ahead to Game 5.

Carlos Carrasco completed 5 2/3 innings with seven strikeouts, allowing only three hits. Terry Francona discusses the loss.

Jim Rosenhaus discusses a great start to the ALDS for the Indians, and talks to Francisco Lindor and Jason Kipnis about the Tribe's 2-0 lead over the Yankees.

Francisco Lindor's grand slam sparked the largest Indians' comeback in club history as Yan Gomes' walk-off single won Game 2. Indians manager Terry Francona, Yan Gomes, Francisco Lindor, and Jay Bruce discuss their extra-innings, 9-8 win over the Yankees.

After just missing a World Series title in 2016, the Indians used a 22-game win streak to cruise to another Central division title and the best record in the American League. From the acquisition of Edwin Encarnacion to their historic run to the pennant, MLB.com takes a look back at the best of the 2017 season.

Jay Bruce homered with three RBIs, while Trevor Bauer struck out eight over 6 2/3 scoreless as the Indians shut out the Yankees.

Jay Bruce's two-run single in the 1st helped lift the Indians to a 3-1 victory over the White Sox in the regular-season finale.

Carson Fulmer's pitching proved to be too much for the Indians they would go on to lose, 2-1

Jose Ramirez drove in a pair of runs on a three-hit night as the Indians overpower the White Sox, 10-1

Jason Kipnis, Roberto Perez and Jay Bruce all homered to back a dominant outing from Carlos Carrasco in the Indians' 100th win.