One-time Cleveland Indians rookie of the year Joe Charboneau remains one of the most popular Indians alumni living in the Northeast Ohio area. On Saturday it was posted on his Facebook account that ...

It’s only fitting Joe Charboneau had a bit part in the iconic 1984 sports film “The Natural.” It starred Robert Redford as the fictional Roy Hobbs, who appears essentially out of nowhere and becomes a ...

The passage of three decades has not dimmed Joe Charboneau’s memories of 1980. Charboneau burst on the Cleveland sports scene 30 years ago as a rookie outfielder and designated hitter with the Indians ...

Perhaps, but the stories helped make the Avon Lake resident one of the most beloved Indians of all time, even if he only played one full season -- 1980, when he won the American League Rookie of the ...

Joe Charboneau is 63 years old now, nearly 40 years removed from when he was the American League Rookie of the Year in 1980 as a slugging left fielder with the Indians. Charboneau leads a comfortable ...

Joe Charboneau sees a little bit of himself in the iconic baseball film ” The Natural.” Outside of the obvious, which is that the former Cleveland Indians outfielder actually appeared in a few scenes ...

Joe Charboneau burst upon the scene like a comet in his rookie season. On this day in 1980, the Cleveland Indians colorful outfielder was named the American League Rookie of the Year. The Cleveland ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Joe Charboneau's antics have been well-detailed over the years: Opening beer bottles with various body parts, eating lit cigarettes, having a teammate punch his throat when a whole ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Former Cleveland Indians Rookie of the Year Joe Charboneau broke the news to fans over the weekend that he was hospitalized after suffering a stroke on Aug. 5. Fortunately, ...