At #57, we finally arrive at a second baseman, slugger Joe Gordon …

Let's Go Tribe's look at each spot in the batting order lineup concludes with a recap of the best and worst hitters from every place in the order, along with a look at the best pinch hitters in Indians history.

A brief review of the uniform numbers for the upcoming 2013 season

A brief review of the uniform numbers for the upcoming 2013 season

The next player on the list is most likely the first player on this list known primarily as a defender, but he also could hit a little.

Ubaldo Jimenez has been doing something at a historical rate since he joined the Cleveland Indians in 2011. Any pitcher would be happy to make some baseball history, right?!

Not sure if I should even proceed with #59 since he won’t read this ….

A look at the best #9 hitters in Cleveland Indians history, both among the position players of the last forty years, and the pitchers who hit there before the designated hitter existed.

Let's Go Tribe's countdown of the greatest players in Cleveland Indians history continues with baseball's ageless wonder, who led the Indians in hits and runs during the 1980s.

A key offensive player on the early '60s teams, John Romano was part of two extremely important trades that helped set the course of the Indians for perhaps decades to come.