1. The Cleveland Indians might be the AL's best team after all: In a league dominated by offense-heavy Goliaths in Toronto, Boston, Baltimore and Texas, the Indians were supposed to be different this season, with a strikeout staff leading the way. That's not how things have really worked out, with Cleveland third in runs scored per game and sporting a 4.83 ERA in August before Monday night's contest. Josh Tomlin now leads the majors in home runs allowed, and Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar have both stumbled in recent starts.
What we learned Monday: Indians look to claim American League prize
