CHIEF WAHOO is a caricature of a Native American that was used from 1947 to 2018 in many facets of the CLEVELAND INDIANS ’ uniform. Although the team was renamed the Indians in 1915, and Native ...

MLB expansion is always a tantalizing topic because it allows us to dream up new possibilities. New stadiums, new nicknames, new logos, new rivalries. People in baseball always banter about which ...

After dropping its Chief Wahoo logo in 2019, Cleveland's MLB franchise is reportedly planning to change its team name, which has long been criticized. Sarah Jasmine Montgomery December 14, 2020 Share ...

The old mascots of the NFL’s Washington Commanders and MLB’s Cleveland Guardians may be back in the game. After dropping the names “Redskins” and “Indians,” fans hope to encourage a balanced approach ...

The Cleveland MLB team's name change took a tangible step forward on Tuesday, as it began removing the "Indians" scripted logo from Progressive Field's scoreboard. Cleveland will use the name ...

Atlanta Braves tradition draws scrutiny The "Indians" sign that has overlooked Cleveland's Progressive Field since it opened in 1994 is coming down on Tuesday, as the city's Major League Baseball ...

Context The Cleveland Indians baseball team has, over the course of its recent history, associated its official name with Louis Sockalexis. His presence on the team in 1897 was the genesis for the ...

Cleveland AIM filed a complaint to the Ohio Commission of Civil Rights saying that the Cleveland Indians' use of the name Indians and the offensive logo were discriminatory in 1999. The commission ...

Ultimately, Guardians was the choice because of its cultural association to the city of Cleveland, inspired by the “Guardians of Traffic” statues near Progressive Field. The decision was complete with ...

The Cleveland Indians logo displayed on the turf of the infield prior to the game between the Cleveland Indians and the Tampa Bay Rays at Progressive Field on July 22, 2021 in Cleveland, Ohio.

Major League Baseball announced today that the franchise located in Cleveland, Ohio, would change its name 120 years after the team was founded (via MLB.com). Known as the Cleveland Indians since 1901 ...

The post featured a single image: A green and blue Cleveland Guardians logo with a scowling man wearing a winged helmet. In the past 36 hours, the post has garnered more than 300 likes and nearly ...