The Cleveland Indians made a minor league signing that created some buzz Tuesday.
The Indians signed former Yankees phenom Joba Chamberlain and invited him to big league camp. Normally, this would be no big deal.
Chamberlain is famous for a lot of things, stemming from his amazing rookie rise in the bullpen when he basically saved the Yankees' playoff hopes in 2007.
He ended that season at Jacobs Fields being attacked by midges during Game 2 of the ALDS. Chamberlain went on to lose his command and the Yankees' lead, which resulted in New York eventually losing the game and the series.