When all seemed lost, Cleveland pulls stunner

M's Rally When Down To Their Final Out

From Elias: Raul Ibanez and Justin Smoak hit back-to-back, two-out home runs in the ninth inning off Chris Perez to erase a 4-2 deficit, but the Indians scored in the bottom of the ninth to escape with a 5-4 victory. It was the first time the Mariners had ever hit two straight two-out home runs to tie a game in the ninth inning or later. The last major-league team to pull this trick was the Braves at Philadelphia in April 2010. Troy Glaus and Jason Heyward took Ryan Madson deep in the ninth, and Atlanta went on to win in 10 innings.

Perez Defeats Perez

From Elias: Chris Perez was credited with a "vulture" win after he blew the save opportunity and his teammates scored off Oliver Perez in the bottom of the ninth. It was the first time that two relief pitchers with the same last name earned decisions in a game since July 31, 2011, when the Brewers' Francisco Rodriguez earned the victory over the Astros' Fernando Rodriguez.

Bits: Kelly Johnson, Blue Jays hitters

Two Tampa Bay Rays hitters are featured among the top 10 hitters on ESPN's most added list, but only one of them is intriguing. That's second baseman/outfielder Kelly Johnson, who has fit in well in the team's No.

MLB says umpires made 'improper call'

Major League Baseball acknowledges an "improper call" was made by umpires in the ninth inning of a game between the Cleveland Indians and Oakland Athletics.

Indians place reliever Pestano (elbow) on DL

The Indians will be without one of their most valuable arms for at least 10 days.

Indians' Kipnis, Santana out vs. White Sox

Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis is out of the lineup for Cleveland's game against the White Sox with a sore left elbow.

Indians shuffle catchers, put Marson on DL

The Indians didn't take long to dip deep into their catching reserves. They had no choice.

Indians' Perez (shoulder) aims to play opener

Cleveland All-Star closer Chris Perez hopes to recover from a shoulder injury in time for the Indians' April 2 opener at Toronto.