After weeks of being broken and bloodied, the Indians' pitching staff might have reinforcements in the World Series.
Starter Danny Salazar, who hasn't pitched since Sept. 9 because of tightness in his right forearm, has thrown well in recent bullpen sessions and might be able to pitch for the first time this postseason.
Manager Terry Francona said Friday that Salazar has "let it go" during some recent workouts and has not been restricted to throwing only fastballs and changeups.
"I think he's ready to pitch," Francona said as they awaited their Series opponent.
Via ESPN.com