The Cleveland Indians have been blessed the last few seasons now with superb starting pitching. They were able to couple that with a great bullpen in 2016 and 2017 due in large part to Cody Allen and Andrew Miller.
However, those two had a sudden turn in their performance as both struggled all season with command and efficiency. The struggle leaked into the entire bullpen and turned them into a chicken coop.
The Indians have freed up some space this offseason to address team needs in the outfield and bullpen. The market is somewhat slow although it has picked up some in recent days with the White Sox signing Kelvin Herrera.