Mar 11, 2012; Cleveland, OH, USA; A sign of Cleveland Indians pitcher Roberto Hernandez (not pictured), the pitcher formerly known as Fausto Carmona (not pictured), hangs outside of Progressive Field in Cleveland. Hernandez was arrested by the national police in the Dominican Republic on Jan. 19 for using a false identification to apply for a visa to the United States. Mandatory Credit: David Richard-US PRESSWIRE
Will truth set Roberto Hernandez free? Cleveland Indians daily briefing | cleveland.com
Roberto Hernandez (formerly Fausto Carmona) met with the media before Sunday's game, and formally started the process of getting back into game shape by throwing a bullpen session. He has been suspended by MLB for three weeks, but he can pitch in the minor league during that time. If everything goes well, he'll start during the Boston series (August 9-12).
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So ends any possibility of the Indians acquiring him. And at this point, if the Indians do make a trade, they'd more likely be going after pitching.
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