In the second year of Manny Acta's managerial tenure in Cleveland, the Indians won 11 more games than the previous season. The Tribe's hard work resulted in a second place finish in the AL Central, giving Northeast Ohioans good reason to order 2012 Indians tickets. Looking ahead to next spring, the franchise should like their chances of capturing the AL Central Crown as every team in the division save the Tigers is currently in rebuilding mode.  Much of Cleveland's success is due to the breakout seasons of up-and-coming stars Asdrubal Cabrera and Carlos Santana. The shortstop and catcher put up career numbers - driving in a combined 171 runs. The team has also brought in free agents Jose Lopez and Felix Pie to bolster the team's depth this offseason. Expect the team to bring in a few more players before spring training gets underway in late February. Make sure you book your seats now for the Indians' home opener against the Toronto Blue Jays on April 5th!

Health has been a hot topic within the Cleveland Indians club house with the team's pair of sluggers – Grady Sizemore and Travis Hafner – both coming off injuries. Manager Manny Acta has his fingers crossed Sizemore and Hafner can rediscover their big hitting ways. Necessary micro-fracture surgery on his left knee ended Sizemore's year just 33 games into last season. Team officials are saying the RBI-hitting center fielder could be back on the field by mid-April. In an effort to keep him fresh for the regular season, the Indians have been working Hafner slowly into spring training. The Tribe's 33-year-old designated hitter has suffered through a number of complications with his shoulder in recent years. Taking some of the pressure off Sizemore and Hafner, right fielder Shin-Soo Choo has emerged as a reliable source of power  in Cleveland. The talented South Korean had career highs last season with 22 home runs and 90 runs batted in. You can witness the Indians' revival first-hand when you purchase 2011 Indians tickets.