Bob's Bio
Bob has been a lifelong avid Tribe fan for over 50 years now, living and dying with the Tribe teams and players over the many years.
Born and living his entire life (other than military service) in Indiana, he chose to follow the Cleveland Indians (as well as the Browns) instead of picking the Cubs or White Sox like most of his buddies did. It helped that his oldest brother, who he idolized, was a Tribe/Browns fan but also because of players like Bobby Avila, Bob Feller, Herb Score, Al Rosen, Larry Doby, Rocky Colavito, etc.
Bob played all the sports available to him throughout his school years and later coached a number of teams in baseball and basketball. Baseball was always the game he loved to follow, many times trying to listen to games on a radio that might pick up part of the broadcast for a couple of batters at a time. His brother taught him how to keep score for baseball games and he still does on most of the Tribe games that he watches.
Bob and his wife travel to Cleveland about to see 3-4 games about every year and have seen the Tribe play games in Chicago and Cincy.
Having retired at an early age, Bob and his wife Treva are enjoying their new two grandchilden. The MLB extra innings package allows them to see most Indian's games and to check in on a number of other teams. This helps him to be more accurate and up to date with players and teams as far as his writings and postings.
Bob's Recent Articles
Bob Writes About
- Editorial (5),
- Cleveland Indians (4),
- MLB (4),
- AL Central (3),
- Kenny Lofton (1),
- Andy Marte (1),
- Eric Wedge (1)
- Nino Colla left a note on Bob Salyer's profile
- Bob Salyer commented on Tribe Talk: Is Rafael Perez the Indians' Next Closer?
- Bob Salyer responded to a comment on Tribe Talk: Is Rafael Perez the Indians' Next Closer?
- Bob Salyer commented on Tribe Talk: Is Rafael Perez the Indians' Next Closer?
- Bob Salyer commented on Baltimore stops Indians win streak at 5: Beat Tribe 6-1.
- Bob Salyer commented on Indians, White Sox Should Talk Paul Byrd Trade
- Bob Salyer commented on Indians, White Sox Should Talk Paul Byrd Trade
- Bob Salyer commented on Indians, White Sox Should Talk Paul Byrd Trade
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The Short List facts and information about Bob Salyer
Favorite Athletes
Peyton Manning, Larry Bird,
Favorite Sports Teams
Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns & Indianpolis Colts,
Most Memorable Game Attended
Notre Dame versus Miami at South Bend when ND won and became the National Champions. My wife and I were sitting on field on the tunnel side and just could not believe all the emotion and feelings coming out, before the game by the players, fans and even the coaches.
Most Unbreakable Sports Record
Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak followed by
Ruth or Mays?
Ruth as the best hitter ever and Mays as the best overall ballplayer ever.
Unitas or Montana?
Pure passer Unitas, winner Montana
Pele or Maradona?
Don't really have an opinion
Pac 10, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, ACC, or Big East?
Big 10
Nino Colla
147 articles
Chris Schmidbauer
10 articles
Michael Taylor
100 articles





Bulletin Board (3) Post a note »
27 days ago
Bob, I don't know if your still around, but if by some chance you get this.. I'd love to include you.
I'd like to do something for the Indians Community for the end of the year. It will probably just be an excel ballot for things like Team MVP and all that and probably a few questions. If you'd like to participate, post your e-mail to my bulletin board.
Nino
4 months ago
Michael, sorry it took so long but I just saw this note.
Yes, I would love to be part of a Tribe Talk feature whenever it would work out.
Just let me know.
I am just now getting somewhat comfortable manuvering around this site. It is great though.
Thanks,
BOB
5 months ago
Hey Bob, great work on your latest...looks like Francisco will be up Tuesday. Anyway, would you want to take part in the Tribe Talk feature. I have an opening this week and would love to have your insights into the questions. If so, just go to the following site and answer the questions and I will collaborate it with the others for this weeks column.
http://bleacherreportmlb.wufoo.com/forms/bleacher-report-tribe-talk/