After losing their first two games to the White Sox last season,
the Indians developed momentum and started to win. More often
than not, manager Manny Acta was on the correct end of
decisions. Timely hitting, solid pitching and the club's share
of good luck created an exciting buzz that helped return fans to
Progressive Field. Then the injury bug made an untimely return
and the club's fortunes changed. Players like outfielders Grady
Sizemore and Shin-Soo Choo were shelved with injuries. After a
promising 30-15 start to the season, it was as if the beer went
flat and the soda pop lost its fizz. The season turned.  Now,
the Indians are back, trying to restart their engine. They spent
the offseason looking for a powerful right-handed bat, while
also sorting out their options at third base and in the starting
rotation.  Early in the season, the team has turned to Shelley
Duncan to hopefully add some offensive punch in left field. Jack
Hannahan won the third-base job because of his sure-handed,
strong-armed defens