Monday's game between the Padres and Indians has been postponed due to rain. The teams are expected to play a traditional doubleheader on Wednesday. Monday's starters, Corey Kluber and Robbie Erlin, will presumably be pushed back to Tuesday.

Corey Kluber was rocked by the A's in the first game of a doubleheader Wednesday, giving up five runs on eight hits over 3 1/3 innings in the Indians' loss. Kluber didn't isolate his futility to just one frame, allowing the A's to score at least one run in each of the first three innings. Along with the eight hits allowed, the right-hander also walked three and struck out two in the outing. More was expected of Kluber after a 2013 season in which he went 11-5 with a 3.85 ERA over 147 1/3 innings, and he'll look for a better showing next week against the Padres.

Corey Kluber was magnificent in his final spring start on Thursday, shutting out the D'Backs on one hit over four innings. Kluber ends spring training on a high note. He entered Thursday's start with a 6.64 ERA, but also a 16/2 K/BB ratio. With five strikeouts and no walks against the D'Backs, that ratio jumps up to 21/2. While he won't average better than ten strikeouts for every one walk during the regular season, his spring K/BB ratio speaks more to his talent than his spring ERA.

Corey Kluber allowed 11 hits and seven runs in six innings of work against the Rockies on Saturday. It was a forgettable start for the right-hander, who only managed one strikeout on the afternoon. And his struggles aren't isolated to one start -- Kluber had a 5.02 ERA coming into the start. Exhibition statistics can be deceiving, so don't worry too much about Kluber's poor spring.

Corey Kluber allowed three runs in 4 1/3 innings in his start against the Reds on Monday. Kluber allowed seven hits and walked two while striking out five. By ERA, he has had a less-than-stellar spring, but he did enter Monday's start with 10 strikeouts and no walks in ten innings.

Corey Kluber allowed three runs in four innings against the Padres during Wednesday's start. Kluber was solid through three frames, but tired in the fourth. The right-hander allowed three doubles, a single, and threw a wild pitch before getting out of the inning. The Indians' #2 starter is coming off of a season in which he averaged more than four strikeouts per walk in his first full season in the big leagues.

Corey Kluber gave up six runs over 5 1/3 innings Friday against the Twins, but still notched a victory. Kluber owes this win to his offense. He gave up 10 hits (including a two-run homer by Pedro Florimon) and a walk before being pulled. The 27-year-old hasn't been nearly as effective since coming off the disabled list and could be on the outside looking in for a rotation spot if the Indians make it as far as the ALDS.

Corey Kluber struck out six and was charged with just two runs on six hits and a walk over 5 1/3 frames in Sunday's 9-2 win over the Astros. He had thrown only 81 pitches, but Indians manager Terry Francona decided to pull him with one out in the sixth. It's actually the deepest Kluber has pitched into a game in his four starts since returning from the DL, though he hasn't allowed more than three runs in any of those outings. He'll get the Twins on the road in his final regular season start.

Corey Kluber allowed three runs over 4 2/3 innings in a no-decision against the Royals on Tuesday. After two decent starts off the disabled list, Kluber was less sharp on Tuesday. The right-hander gave up six hits and walked three before being relieved by Rich Hill in the fifth inning. Keep an eye on Kluber in your league, as frustrated owners might cut bait on the 27-year-old in advance of his favorable matchup with the Astros on Sunday.

Corey Kluber pitched five innings of two-run ball for a win Thursday against the White Sox. Kluber had to deal with some long waits in between innings, so the Indians were quick to get him out of there after five. He ended up allowing six hits, walking one and striking out two.