The '09 pricing plan, which is laid out at Indians.com/valuepricing, reflects this. Four pricing categories have been created -- Spring Super Savers (13 games), Spring Value (eight), Summer Value (29) and Prime (31).

Under this plan, the price of advance Diamond Box seats will fall in a range of $35-85, Field Box will go between $25-70, Infield Lower Box will be $19-50, Lower Box will be $18-44, View Box will be $14-36, Lower Reserved will be $24-30, Upper Box will be $20-24, Mezzanine will be $18-22, Bleachers will be $16-20, Upper Reserved will be $12-16 and Outfield Reserved will be $8-9.

The Tribe once again dipped into the international waters and signed Taiwanese right-hander Chen-Chang Lee to a Minor League deal Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not announced.

A candidate for next spring's World Baseball Classic, Lee will report to the Tribe's fall instructional league in Goodyear, Ariz., this week, and he'll likely begin his professional career at Class A Kinston next season.

"Westbrook will see hip specialist Dr. Thomas Byrd in Nashville, Tenn., on Thursday to determine if he needs arthroscopic surgery on his right hip."

"It fits real well into our time frame," Soloff said. "He is three months out from the elbow surgery. This would dovetail perfectly into his throwing program."

In the interest of all things convenient, at Jay’s suggestion, I am linking his Fanpost about the Indians farmies on teams Canada and USA. It contains a handy schedule that breaks out TV and Internet viewing. I’ll shamelessly request people rec this Fanshot so that it pops up to the top and stays handy throughout the tournament as the Indians season continues and LGT content pushes the schedule down/off the page.

Castrovice:

"Asdrubal Cabrera will rejoin the Indians at a workout at Progressive Field today, as the club gets ready to head off to Seattle and the second half of the season. Jorge Velandia has been outrighted off the 40-man roster and sent to Triple-A Buffalo."

It's pretty much put up or shut up time for Kobayashi at this point in the season.

Fausto feels better:

''Fausto will play catch tomorrow,'' manager Eric Wedge said. ''He will have to go through some of [what he already had completed] that again, but he won't start from ground zero.''

And Asdrubal needs to be kept away from the Major League grade post-game spread a little longer:

Asked if there was a time frame for his return, Wedge said, ''No we don't have one. We just want him to play.''

''This is more about his daily routine than just baseball,''

The 'Stache is an Indian!

Sal Fasano, 36, was acquired from the Braves for a player to be named later. Yamid Haad was designated for assignment.