Cleveland Indians: Our top stories from the month of September

October is nearly upon us but first we want to take a look back at the top Cleveland Indians stories from the month of September.

Monday morning marks the beginning of October. Can you believe it?

That means the Cleveland Indians are set to being postseason baseball at the end of the week, although fans will get their October baseball fix all week thanks to a wild finish in the National League.

Things are about to get a bit more hectic after what was a very casual month of September for the Indians. The division was clinched but it was never in doubt. However, some storylines did still stand out.

Let’s take one final look back at some of the top stories from the month as the Indians wrap up the regular season.

Should the Tribe play Josh Donaldson at first base?

This piece was written by Chris O’Reilly and takes a great look at a possible position change for Josh Donaldson. This is not a move that Terry Francona would likely make, but O’Reilly does present some interesting points for fans to consider.

A look back at the division-clinching win

The Indians were favorites to win the division all year so clinching wasn’t all that special in the moment. However, the Indians have now won three straight division titles! That’s much better than the years of consistent .500 baseball. Or worse.

Indians History: Remembering The Streak (Week 4)

Phil Barth, our resident Indians historian, took a look back at the magical winning streak from 2017. He went through each week, including this look at the final week of games that made September feel like October.

Talking the end of September in the latest BB Podcast

The Believeland Ball Podcast has been going for just over a month now and we are extremely excited for October to be here. If you haven’t given us a listen yet, be sure to check it out and subscribe to the show on iTunes. And while you’re there, leave us a review.

The magic of clinching means work is far from over

We end this look back at September with a piece by Carson Ferrell that sums up the ultimate goal in 2018. That quest gets underway in less than a week.