Following the Indians' double-header with the New York Yankees on Monday, in which the Tribe won the first game 1-0 and lost the second game 7-0, manager Terry Francona met with reporters. Here's a transcript of his press conference. 

Indians SP Justin Masterson threw a complete-game shutout against the New York Yankees in the first game of a double-header on Monday. 

Masterson allowed only four hits, three walks and struck out nine. 

Through nine innings: Yankees 7, Indians 0 (F)

The Indians didn't put up much of a fight after the Yankees' 6-run seventh inning and fell 7-0 in the second game. 

That means the Tribe offense didn't score a run for 17 full innings on Monday after Jason Kipnis' home run in the first inning of the first game. 

Through the seventh-inning stretch: Yankees 7, Indians 0 

The Yankees got to Trevor Bauer and the Indians in the seventh inning. Corban Joseph doubled to left-center and Austin Romine brought him home with another double to left field to give the Yankees an insurance run and a 2- 0 lead. Bauer exited the game in favor of lefty Nick Hagadone, who struggled to get anyone out.

Prior to the Indians' double-header with the New York Yankees on Monday, the club has optioned third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall down to Triple-A Columbus, selected David Huff and re-called Trevor Bauer.

Teams are allowed a 26th man for double headers, hence Bauer and Huff being added and only Chisenhall being sent down.