GOODYEAR, Ariz -- Nick Swisher strolled through the Indians'
clubhouse Sunday morning with the usual pep in his step, but on
the back of his jersey was another name: Ryan Raburn.  Swisher
wanted to see if wearing his teammate's clothes would translate
into playing like him. The science behind the idea might not
have been there, but no one could blame the Cleveland first
baseman for wanting to ride on the tail of Raburn's Spring
Training hot streak.  In his first two games with the Indians
this weekend, Raburn hit three homers and drove in five runs.
Impressive springs are nothing new to the versatile veteran.
Last year with Detroit, he smacked six home runs and plated 19
runs in 56 spring at-bats.  For Raburn, however, he's hoping he
can stick around long enough for the Indians to dress like him
when the games begin to count.  Coming off the worst season of
his career, the 31-year-old is in camp as a non-roster invitee
with a chance to win a backup role for second and third base, as
well as the corner-outfiel