It is no secret the Cleveland Indians’ manager Terry Francona loves versatility on his team. Tito prefers players like Mike Aviles and Jose Ramirez
that can play multiple positions without skipping a beat. Over the past
three seasons this has been tried with Tribe first baseman Carlos Santana.
Although Santana has seemed to have found a home at first base, this
year marked the third different opening day position in the past three
seasons for the Tribe clean-up hitter. His time spent at each position
has brought varied levels of success,...
