Monthly Archives: March 2015

PODCAST – RODA ON KYRIE’S 57 POINT PERFORMANCE

Posted: Mar 14, 2015 by . Filed under Audio, Feature Articles, Podcasts | 29 Comments

Here’s my opening segment from the “Kenny Roda Show” on 1480 WHBC the day after Kyrie irving put on a show against the Spurs in San Antonio setting a Cavaliers franchise record 57 points in one game.

Kyrie Irving Hugged by LeBron After 57pts - 3-12-15

PODCAST: JENSEN LEWIS and KENNY RODA TALK TRIBE

Posted: Mar 12, 2015 by . Filed under Audio, Feature Articles, Podcasts | 27 Comments

Former Indians pitcher turned MLB analyst for SportsTime Ohio, Jensen Lewis and I break down the loss of Gavin Floyd to injury, Brandon Moss swinging a hot stick early in Spring Training and more Wahoo Warriors talk in this Podcast from the Kenny Roda Show on News/Talk 1480 WHBC.

Listen Here – 

Jensen Lewis

BAD BREAK FOR THE INDIANS – GAVIN FLOYD COULD BE OUT FOR SEASON

Posted: Mar 10, 2015 by . Filed under Blog Posts, Feature Articles | 27 Comments

The Indians released the following news today on Twitter about right handed pitcher Gavin Floyd who they signed to a free agent contract this offseason:

 · Gavin Floyd has suffered a re-injury of the elbow stress fracture that ended his 2014 season and is he out indefinitely.

 · The club is currently exploring treatment options, which may include surgical intervention. A time table will be dictated off that path.

Gavin Floyd Spring Training 2015

The 6’4 – 235 pound 32 year old right handed Floyd was signed with the hopes of being the Tribe’s number #3 this season behind Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco.

Here is the Indians official press release that followed their announcement of the injury to Floyd on Twitter:

MEDICAL UPDATE ON GAVIN FLOYD

CLEVELAND, OH – The Cleveland Indians today announced RHP GAVIN FLOYD has suffered a re-injury of the elbow stress fracture that ended his 2014 season.

The Indians Medical Staff is currently in the process of gathering information on the best treatment option for Gavin, which may include another surgical fixation. When additional information on treatment options becomes available, it will be provided by the club.

The time frame for Floyd returning to action will be directly correlated with the course of treatment and will be updated at that time.  He is out for the foreseeable future.  Floyd suffered a stress fracture of the right olecranon in his right elbow last June 19 while pitching for the Atlanta Braves and underwent season-ending surgery on June 25 to stabilize the fracture.