About The Site

The Tribe Daily is a Cleveland Indians blog dedicated to full time coverage on the Tribe. Only the best information, statistics and analysis on the Tribe is offered up. We provide full organizational roster, salary information, the best links around the web and original opinions on the Indians. The site is committed to only strong and meaningful opinions and discussion.

The Tribe Daily started in February of 2008 and went live to the public in March 2008 before the Regular Season, it originally started under the name, The Tribe Time Report, was changed on January 6th, 2009 because I felt like it. It's an offshoot of a SportingNews blog that did nothing but cover the Indians magical 2007 season. The site is committed to bringing you the best coverage of Cleveland Indians Baseball, year round.

Special Thanks to the Sporting News Community for embracing the first stages of this blog, sites like: RaysIndex, The Cleveland Fan, and TheDiaTribe for inspiration to the desired content, style, ideas, layout and overall dedication put into their own sites for the baseball community.

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About the Author: Nino Colla

I'm the sole author/editor/jackass that is running this blog. I live in Kent, Ohio, on the odd occasion in Youngstown, my hometown, but I go to the University of Akron as a Communications major. You can read more of my articles on Bleacher Report. I'm a Senior Writer and MLB Community Leader, where some of my pieces have been linked on CBS Sportsline and FOX Sports. I'm terribly obsessed with wearing hats, fear spiders, enjoy the E*Trade Baby and obscure comedy. I'm also heavily involved with a football community called Pigskinheaven and do a weekly College Football radio show. I have issues. I'll make some crazy references, some of which I'll explain, some of which I won't. I suggest you watch shows like Always Sunny, The Office and Frisky Dingo if you want to understand some of my odd references. Other than that.. Go Tribe and thank you for putting up with my ridiculous blogging.