James Rapien looks back at Carlos Carrasco's emotional return to the mound

Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona (77) hugs pitcher Carlos Carrasco (59) after he pitched the seventh inning for the first time since he was diagnosed with leukemia against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field.

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By Chico After Dark, 92.3 The Fan

92.3 The Fan's Indians' Beat Reporter James Rapien joins Mike "Chico" Bormann to look back at Carlos Carrasco's emotional return to the mound and previews the Tribe's upcoming series with the White Sox during a Labor Day appearance on The Fan.

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James Rapien looks back at Carlos Carrasco's emotional return to the mound

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