Michael Brantley went 1-for-3 with an RBI single against the Tigers on [...]

Outfielder Michael Brantley wasn't able to provide anything to fantasy players during his first two games of 2016, but it appears the third time really is the charm. He collected his first hit, RBI, walk, run scored and stolen base of the season during [...]

Michael Brantley lined out in his first at-bat of the season against the Minnesota Twins on Monday. Manager Terry Francona did not play him against the left-handed Tommy Milone, but he should be starting for the first time this season today against Ricky Nolasco. Brantley is one of the premier outfi[...]

Monday is here, and we have another edition of our MLB Injury Report. Let’s take a look around the majors to see who is injured and how our fantasy teams can benefit from this. Get free start/sit and waiver wire ... read more »

Cleveland had quite the bittersweet Monday. On one hand, they were able to activate outfielder Michael Brantley for his season debut later this evening without having to demote or release any of their existing outfielders. But on the other hand, the reason they could do that was because of Carlos Ca[...]

Michael Brantley is set to meet with manager Terry Francona and trainers on Monday, and it is very likely that he will be activated from the disabled list. He played two straight games with the Triple-A Columbus this weekend, which means that his shoulder is fine. The offseason surgery apparently we[...]

Outfielder Michael Brantley is nearing his 2016 debut according to comments made by Indians' manager Terry Francona Sunday. In three rehab games so far, he's hitting .286 with a run scored. While Brantley isn't as close to returning as fellow rehabber Lonnie Chisenhall, who is set to return [...]

The Indians announced Monday morning that outfielder Michael Brantley will begin his rehab assignment tomorrow at Triple-A Columbus. No timetable for his activation off the DL was given, but as he only played one Cactus League game before being shutdown for awhile, it's reasonable to think he'll nee[...]

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This article references Andrew McCutchen, Aroldis Chapman, Buster Posey, Byron Buxton, Carlos Gomez, Christian Yelich, Devon Travis, Felix Hernandez, Jose Fernandez, Jose Reyes, Kyle Schwarber, Lorenzo Cain, Michael Brantley, Stephen Strasburg, Steven Matz, Xander Bogaerts, Zack Greinke, Zack Wheeler and more! Now we find ourselves with the final question to be answered regarding the industry mock draft that we hosted last Thursday. Now we’re looking at those go-go-gadget picks, asking everyone who they thought the reach of the draft was. As is tradition, I’ll be following everyone’s thoughts with a brief commentary of my own because it’s my article and I can. Here’s the lineup: Kyle Bishop (RotoBaller), Alex Chamberlain (RotoGraphs/RotoBaller), Brad Johnson (RotoBaller), Joe Gallina (Rot[...]Keep on reading: Industry Mock Draft Reactions: Reaches of the Draft