Left-handed pitcher Ryan Morris suffered a shoulder injury last July with High-A Kinston which shut him down for the remainder of the season. After an offseason of rehab and getting his shoulder back in shape to handle a regular pitching load in 2010, he is currently participating in spring training and is getting close to 100%. Tony had a chance to talk to him, and reports on all the other happenings in Spring Training in his latest Goodyear Notebook.

Here is the next group of prospects in the 2010 Indians Top 50 Prospect Countdown here on TheClevelandFan.com and SportsTimeOhio.com. As a reminder, these scouting reports will be linked and listed for easy access on my site. Last, I am currently in Goodyear, Arizona this week and I will be covering and reporting on the Indians minor leaguers as well as some of the major league happenings while I am out there for through Saturday. Be sure to check back daily for my notebook piece which posts almost everyday while I am out there.

In case you still need convincing, Cleveland is still firmly a football town…for some ungodly, yet wonderfully satisfying reason. After all, when the offseason moves of a 5-11 team dominate media bandwidth, you know you’re dealing with a hardcore fan base. Having said all that, let’s take a deeper look at last night’s Kamerion Wimbley trade. But first, a final word on the quarterbacks – for now, at least.

Of all the sentences I imagined myself writing about the 2010 version of the Cleveland Browns, the least likely was “now starting for the Browns, Jake Delhomme.” Ok, that's not true. That's the second least likely. The most unlikely was “now entering the game at quarterback, Seneca Wallace.” Yet that's where the Browns now find themselves a week or so into free agency and still several weeks from the 2010 draft.