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Pitcher Mel Harder who spent 20 seasons (1928-1947) with the Indians. He ended up with career numbers of 223 wins, 186 losses, 3.80 ERA, 181 complete games, 25 shutouts, 3426 1/3 innings pitched, 1118 walks, and 1161 strikeouts.
Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller (1936-1941, 1945-1956) is second with 18 seasons in an Indians uniform.
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What is the Cleveland Indians longest losing streak?
Their longest home winning streak was 14 games
What is the longest losing streak in Cleveland Indians history?
9 as of 8/5/12
What was the longest opening day game in major league baseball history?
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What years did Jim thome play for the Cleveland Indians?
Jim Thome played in 1991-2002 for the Cleveland Indians. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Thome
Who played shortstop for the 1954 Cleveland Indians?
Louie Boudreau
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Cleveland Indians
Where did cliff lee play before he played for the Philadelphia phillies?
He played for the Cleveland Indians
What music is played when Cleveland Indians lead with two outs in the ninth inning?
The song that is played after the Cleveland Indians win a game at home in Progressive Field is called "Cleveland Rocks" which is by a band called "The Presidents of the United States of America."
When did Terry Francona play for the Cleveland Indians?
Terry Francona played 62 games for the Cleveland Indians during 1988, his first and only season with the team.
Who was the player named Al in the 1950s Cleveland Indians?
Al Rosen played for the Indians from 1947-1956.
What do the Indians have to do with Cleveland?
the Indians belong to Cleveland so they have a lot with Cleveland
Where are the Cleveland Indians home field?
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