Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco was great on Wednesday, pitching seven scoreless innings, allowing just three hits and a walk while striking out seven. Carrasco picked up a quality start but did not get a win since Cleveland and the Minnesota Twins went into extra innings still scoreless. Carrasco now has a 2.60 ERA and has shown his upside as one of the better starters in the American League lately.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco tossed a complete game on Wednesday, allowing just one run on three hits and two walks while striking out six. Cookie needed 110 pitches to make it through all nine innings, throwing 76 of them for strikes. He was masterful, lowering his ERA to 3.48 and picking up his third win of the year already. He's on his way to another year of being one of the stronger fantasy starting pitchers.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco finished up a rough Cactus League season on Monday night, pitching four innings while allowing six runs on five hits. Carrasco closes out the spring with a 7.71 ERA and five home runs allowed in 18 2/3 innings. Still, he flashed his upside, striking out 23 and walking only six. Cookie is a high-upside fantasy starter who could end up in the top tier by the end of the season.

Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona confirmed an earlier report that starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco is "fine." Carrasco gave his team and his fantasy owners a scare when he was forced to leave Wednesday's Cactus League game after taking a line drive off his leg. He ended up with a left foot contusion, but Francona said it should only really impact his running. Carrasco will be ready to go for his first start of the regular season.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco (foot) was seen walking around the clubhouse without a limp on Thursday morning. He said he felt fine, and there seemed to be no concern about his availability going forward. Carrasco was forced to leave Wednesday's Cactus League game after he was drilled by a line drive, but he seems to have escaped without much damage and should be on track for his first regular season start.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco has been diagnosed with a left foot contusion. Carrasco was forced to leave Wednesday's Cactus League appearance after being hit by a line drive, but it seems he will be fine by the time his first turn in the regular season rotation comes up. He was struggling mightily before exiting the game, but still remains an excellent fantasy option in all formats.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco was forced to leave his Cactus League appearance on Wednesday after taking a line drive off the leg. He was getting lit up before exiting, allowing six runs on nine hits without a strikeout. He was able to walk off the field on his own, but no further information is known about his injury just yet. His status will be updated as soon as the team makes any more information available.

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco was dominant in his Cactus League start on Sunday, striking out six while tossing three shutout innings. Carrasco has been in midseason form lately, notching 10 strikeouts over his last six Cactus League innings. He's not the ace of his own team thanks to Corey Kluber being around, but Carrasco can very well be a fantasy ace in his own right. He struck out 226 batters last season and reached 200 innings pitched for the first time. His fantasy ar[...]

The Cleveland Indians have set their Division Series starting rotation. Trevor Bauer will start Game 1, Corey Kluber Game 2 and Carlos Carrasco Game 3. Josh Tomlin is tentatively scheduled for Game 4, but that could change based on several variables. The Indians begin their playoff campaign at home [...]

Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco was excellent on Thursday, tossing 8 1/3 innings without allowing a run. He gave up six hits and a walk while striking out 14. He tossed 112 pitches and maybe would have been allowed to get the last two outs if the Indians weren't in full playoff-pr[...]