Jeanmar Gomez got hit hard in Wednesday's loss to the Rangers, allowing five runs on six hits in just four innings of work.

Gomez struck out one, walked one and served up two home runs in falling to 5-8. The non-quality start Gomez's third straight since rejoining the Indians rotation, while he's allowed two home runs in two of his past three outings. Nevertheless, he could be an acceptable AL-only league streaming option against the Twins next Tuesday.

Jeanmar Gomez struggled in a no-decision against the Twins on Friday, allowing four runs on three hits over just three innings of work.

Gomez walked three and struck out three in the game. He was afforded the opportunity to make this start due to Roberto Hernandez's ankle injury, so his outlook for the remainder of the season is currently unknown. He now sports a 5-7 record, 5.33 ERA and 44/31 K/BB ratio over 82 2/3 innings.

Jeanmar Gomez pitched well in Saturday's win over the Rangers, yielding three runs on four hits in 5 2/3 innings.

Gomez struck out five and issued two walks. Solo home runs by David Murphy and Adrian Beltre were responsible for the majority of the damage. The right-hander has struggled to find consistency this season, now with a 5-7 record, 5.08 ERA and 41/28 K/BB ratio over 79 2/3 innings. He'll get the Twins on Friday.

Jeanmar Gomez could make it just 4 1/3 innings in Sunday's loss to the Pirates, allowing eight runs (four earned) on seven hits.

Gomez was hurt by some extremely shaky defense, but did nothing to help his cause. He served up a pair of three-run homers to Pedro Alvarez. Gomez has now recorded just two total outs beyond the fifth inning across his past five starts, and is the owner of a 4.95 ERA and 1.40 WHIP on the season. He'll get the Astros in Houston next weekend.

Jeanmar Gomez gave up five runs and 10 hits in five innings Wednesday in a loss to the Royals.

Gomez has allowed 11 runs in his last two starts and now stands at 3-4 with a 4.42 ERA for the season. One more bad outing could well put his rotation spot in jeopardy.

Jeanmar Gomez spun six shutout innings, allowing three hits and two walks, in Saturday's 2-0 victory over the Marlins.

He struck out four. Gomez got shelled by the White Sox last Wednesday, allowing eight runs over 6 2/3 innings. In two starts since then, he hasn't allowed an earned run over 13 innings. He's worthy of a flier in almost all formats at this point.

Jeanmar Gomez yielded two runs over six innings in a loss to the Angels on Saturday.

It was his first start since serving his five-game suspension, though he was essentially just pushed back a day. Gomez gave up just five hits (including a home run) while fanning seven and walking a pair, but the Indians' offense didn't give him any help. He now has a 2.35 ERA and 13/3 K/BB ratio in 15 1/3 innings over three starts and one relief appearances this season, but fantasy owners would do well to look elsewhere for help, especially with a start against the Rangers coming up next.

Jeanmar Gomez allowed one run in 5 1/3 innings in a win over the A's on Saturday.

Gomez will now serve his five-game suspension for throwing at Mike Moustakas. The win tonight over what has been the AL's worst offense so far isn't enough to make him recommended in AL-only leagues.

Indians manager Manny Acta said Jeanmar Gomez will drop the appeal of his suspension following his start Saturday.

The Tribe has an off day next Monday, so Gomez will simply have his next start pushed back a bit. He was suspended and fined for throwing at Royals' third baseman Mike Moustakas on Saturday.

MLB suspended Jeanmar Gomez for five games and fined him an undisclosed amount for throwing at Royals' third baseman Mike Moustakas on Saturday.

Gomez was ejected from Saturday's game after hitting Moustakas with the pitch and causing a benches-clearing incident. He has appealed the suspension and will make his next scheduled start Saturday against the Athletics.

Jeanmar Gomez was ejected by home plate umpire Gary Darling in the bottom of the third inning Saturday after hitting Mike Moustakas with a pitch.

Gomez narrowly missed Moustakas on the previous pitch before the beaning. This led to a benches clearing brawl between the Indians and Royals. Cleveland third baseman Jack Hannahan and manager Manny Acta were ejected as well following the altercation. Gomez had thrown two perfect innings and had a strong chance of earning a win after being staked to a 5-0 lead.

Tuesday's game between the White Sox and Indians has been postponed due to nasty weather in Cleveland.

Jeanmar Gomez was scheduled to take the hill for the Indians and Philip Humber was set to pitch for the Pale Hose. The forecast for Wednesday's game is better.

Jeanmar Gomez has been named the Indians' fifth starter.

Gomez beat out Kevin Slowey for the job this spring by registering a 1.37 ERA in 19 2/3 Cactus League innings. He could carry some value in AL-only fantasy leagues.

Indians manager Manny Acta said that Jeanmar Gomez suffered a mild right hip strain.

Gomez left Friday's game after making a sliding catch at first base to complete a double play. The Indians can skip the fifth starter in the first turn of the rotation because of scheduled off-days, so Gomez hasn't officially been ruled out. Kevin Slowey could still beat him out for the job, though.

Indians' head athletic trainer Lonnie Soloff said that Jeanmar Gomez suffered an injury to his hip.

Gomez exited Friday's game after making a sliding catch at first base to complete a double play. No word on the severity of the injury, but Kevin Slowey would have the final spot in the rotation locked up if he needs to begin the season on the disabled list.

Jeanmar Gomez left Friday's start against the Reds with an apparent leg injury.

Gomez injured the leg making a sliding catch at first to complete a double play. He struck out four over 3 2/3 scoreless innings before leaving the ballgame. Stay tuned for an update on his status, but Kevin Slowey figures to end up with the fifth spot in the rotation if he needs to miss an extended period of time.

Jeanmar Gomez allowed just one hit while striking out three in four scoreless innings of Monday's 4-3 win over the Dodgers.

Fighting for the fifth spot in the Indians' rotation, Gomez has yet to allow a run in 11 spring innings, and has posted a 7/3 K/BB ratio in the process. He's on the AL-only league radar.

Jeanmar Gomez was superb in three innings of relief Tuesday, giving up just one hit and no runs against the Rangers.

The young right-hander has now spun seven shutout innings so far this spring as he tries to win the final spot in the Indians rotation. Gomez had a terrific year at Triple-A in 2011, posting a 2.54 ERA over 22 starts, and he went through a nice stretch late in the year for the Tribe before getting pummeled in his final outing of the year. He doesn't miss bats, though, and possesses little fantasy upside.

Jeanmar Gomez was rocked for eight runs on 10 hits over 4 2/3 innings in a loss Tuesday to the Tigers.

A highly-disappointing start to end his season. Gomez had become the Indians' most reliable starter, winning each of his last five outings while not permitting more than two runs in any start. Of course, he doesn't miss many bats and isn't a strikeout artist, so he's susceptible to implosions on nights when his stuff isn't working. Gomez went 5-3 with a 4.47 ERA and 1.51 WHIP with the big club in 2011. He'll enter spring training with a shot to earn back a spot in the rotation.

Jeanmar Gomez returned to action on Thursday September 22.