Indians Fall Back to .500 at 31-31 Following 6-4 Loss to Dodgers; Three Takeaways From the Loss

CLEVELAND – No matter how you cut it, the 2017 season thus far for the Cleveland Indians has been frustrating in every way possible.

From inconsistent play, to injuries, to a lack of focus, this team has played well below what just about every baseball ‘expert’ as well as fan felt they would.

Following Wednesday’s 6-4 loss at home to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Tribe sits now right at .500 at 31-31, and thanks to a bad division, the team is still fine in terms of challenging the Minnesota Twins for the top spot in the division.

Corey Kluber only allowed two runs, but again it was the shocking display of the pen, most notably Andrew Miller, that cost the Indians the game.

Here’s our three takeaways from the latest round with the Dodgers as the two teams get set for the finale at 12:10pm on Thursday.

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