CLEVELAND -- The Indians did not fold after Carlos Carrasco's injury on Saturday night, and the club does not plan on packing it in now with a more daunting road ahead. Inside Cleveland's clubhouse on Sunday morning, players pointed to the many obstacles they have already overcome this year.
Moving forward without Carrasco and Danny Salazar will make things exponentially more difficult for the Indians, especially on the October stage, but what is done is done. Carrasco is out at least six weeks with a non-displaced fracture in his right hand, and Salazar is sidelined for three to four weeks with a right forearm injury.