Terry and Hammy preview the series finale between the Rangers and Tribe.

4/4/17: The Indians add on to their Opening Day win with a defeat of the Rangers. Manager Terry Francona discusses Carlos Carrasco's role in the victory.

Tom Hamilton and Terry Francona chat for the first Ask the Manager show of 2017

4/3/17: The Indians get a huge comeback Opening Day win. Terry Francona talks about winning the hard game, ace Corey Kluber talks about keeping his team in the game without his best stuff and reliever Andrew Miller talks about getting the win in relief.

Tom Hamilton and Terry Francona chat for the first Ask the Manager show of 2017.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus is live from Texas, as the Indians get ready to take on the Rangers for the season opener

Lonnie Chisenhall is heading to the disabled list after crashing into the wall during a Spring Training game last week. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian break down how the roster shakes out with Chisenhall on the mend and where Michael Brantley's health is to begin the season. Jordan Bastian also chats with Terry Francona about the Edwin Encarnacion addition and how he plans to use his bullpen.

Jim Rosenhaus looks ahead to the final week of camp for the Indians.

Terry Francona, Edwin Encarnacion, Chris Antonetti, Dan Otero, and Jim Rosenhaus join MLB on TuneIn hosts Holden Kushner, JP Arencibia, and Ned Colletti as they broadcast live from Indians camp in Arizona.

Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis is out four to five weeks with inflammation in his right shoulder. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss Jose Ramirez being moved from third to second to fill in for Kipnis while he is out, and Michael Brantley is ready to make his Cactus League debut this spring.

Jim Rosenhaus recaps the week for the Indians at Spring Training and preparations for Opening Day.

Michael Brantley is back but starting off slowly by getting in some at-bats in Minor League camp. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss Brantley's long road back from injury and Jason Kipnis possibly missing some regular season games with a shoulder injury.

Jim Rosenhaus recaps the week at Indians camp and the meaning for players participating in the World Baseball Classic.

For the Indians to make a run at another World Series they first need to get their players healthy. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince takes a look at when Jason Kipnis and Michael Brantley could return to the lineup as well as what role Tyler Naquin could play in the 2017 edition of the Indians.

Jim Rosenhaus has the latest news from Indians Spring Training.

The Indians are hoping to get a huge boost from Michael Brantley this upcoming season. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss Brantley's timetable for a return from shoulder surgery and the possibility of Carlos Santana being the leadoff hitter.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus brings you Tribe Talk live from spring training in Goodyear, Arizona.

The Indians desperately want to make a return trip to the World Series. MLB.com's Andrew Becker and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian break down why the team thinks they can become the next Royals. They also discuss why the team brought in some big free agents to hopefully put them over the top.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus brings you the latest edition of Tribe Talk from Progressive Field before heading to Goodyear for Spring Training.

After just missing a World Series title last year the Indians are eager to get 2017 started. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss how most of the team has shown up before the report date and why there are concerns about the bullpen logging too many innings last October.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus brings you the last Hot Stove edition, from downtown Cleveland

Is Edwin Encarnacion enough to push the Indians back into the World Series? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss why Encarnacion was brought in as Cleveland is in a win-now mode after just missing the title last season.

Nick Camino fills in for Jim Rosenhaus and relives some of the great moments from last season.

The All-Star Game is returning to Cleveland in 2019. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss what getting this game means to the city of Cleveland and interview pitcher Carlos Carrasco to find out how he is rehabbing from a broken hand.

Nick Camino is in for Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus, at the Cleveland Clinic