The Indians sign P Brett Myers and announce they plan to use him as a starter after a season spent in the bullpen with the Astros and White Sox in 2012.

 

On January 1, 2013 — The Indians sign P Brett Myers and announce they plan to use him as a starter after a season spent in the bullpen with the Astros and White Sox in 2012.

 

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