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

Baseball lost a pair from it's fraternity with the tragic deaths of former Indian Andy Marte and Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura on Sunday. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian remember Marte's play in Cleveland and what it was like seeing Yordano Ventura pitching from the opposite clubhouse.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus will meet with the new director of player development.

Can Brandon Guyer build off last year's postseason success and become a major contributor in 2017? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian talk about Guyer's role heading into the season and if Manny Ramirez deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.

Jim Rosenhaus breaks down the latest Indians offseason news and previews Tribe Fest.

Now that Edwin Encarnacion is officially an Indian, what is the next move for Cleveland? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian discuss why Cleveland thought the time was now to get a player like Encarnacion and how much payroll flexibility the signing leaves the team.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus discusses the Indians' offseason heading into 2017.

Edwin Encarnacion has found his destination and will be destroying pitches for Cleveland in 2017. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian break down the Encarnacion signing and why it means Cleveland is in a win-now mode.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus discusses the Indians' offseason heading into 2017

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus discusses the Indians' offseason heading into the final week of the year

So many memories are made when you make a deep run in the playoffs like the Indians did in 2016. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian remember Rajai Davis' home run in Game 7 of the World Series and Trevor Bauer's follies attempting to pitch with a bleeding finger.

Cleveland is still in need of a big hitter in the middle of their lineup. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastien discuss whether Mark Trumbo or Edwin Encarnacion could land in the American League Champion's lap.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus discusses the Indians' offseason

Cleveland is still looking to land a big bat at first base this offseason. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus talk about the chances that Mike Napoli or Edwin Encarnacion could be hitting home runs in Cleveland next season.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus recaps the week for Cleveland during the Winter Meetings.

What deals can the reigning AL Champs complete during the Winter Meetings? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian talk about the chances of Mike Napoli returning and whether Andrew McCutchen is a fit in the outfield.

Indians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus recaps the week for Cleveland leading up to the Winter Meetings.

What do the Indians need to do to get back to the World Series? MLB.com analyst Jim Duquette discusses what pieces Cleveland needs to acquire at first base and the outfield to make another postseason run.

Former Indians pitching coach Carl Willis joins the latest edition of Tribe Talk.

Manny Ramirez, a four-time All-Star with the Indians, was one of hardest working hitters in the game. MLB.com's Paul Hagen makes a case for Ramirez being voted into the Hall of Fame.