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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Indians added right-hander Trevor Stephan in the Major League phase of Thursday’s Rule 5 Draft, adding Stephan to the 40-man roster with an eye on possibly using him in the starting rotation. Does that mean the club is looking to trade veteran Carlos Carrasco before the season starts? Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at Cleveland’s options on Thursday’s podcast.
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Other topics covered on Thursday’s show include:
- Can Franmil Reyes play first base, or is that just crazy talk?
- What can the Royals expect out of Carlos Santana for two seasons?
- Should the Hall of Fame change the way the Ford C. Frick Award is handed out?
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