Don’t demean Indians by changing a name American Indians embrace. Make it a partnership. Then we can all be part of Indian Territory, writes Mickey Edwards, a native Clevelander who represented Oklahoma’s Indian Territory in Congress for 16 years. Source: Honor American Indians by keeping the Indians team name and forging a true partnership: Mickey Edwards
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CLEVELAND – The 2019 season series against the Detroit Tigers is over, and for the Indians they are probably sad to see it end. The Tribe didn’t just beat up the Motown Kitties, they dominated them, as with their 7-0 win on Thursday night at Progressive Field they end the season series beating Detroit in […] More: Indians Move Into…
(87) Ramirez helps Indians to 5-1 win vs. Rangers | Rangers-Indians Game Highlights 8/7/19 – YouTube
(87) Ramirez helps Indians to 5-1 win vs. Rangers | Rangers-Indians Game Highlights 8/7/19 – YouTube
The Reds are sending outfielder Yasiel Puig and Minor League left-hander Scott Moss to Cleveland. The Padres are shipping outfielder Franmil Reyes, lefty Logan Allen and infielder/outfielder Victor Nova to the Tribe. Outfielder Taylor Trammell, the Reds’ No. 1 prospect per MLB Pipeline, and No. 30 overall, is headed to San Diego. Puig and Reyes will report to the big…
Jose Ramirez stayed hot with a three-run homer in the sixth to break open a 2-1 game for the Tribe into a 5-1 affair en route to an 8-3 win over the Royals in Kansas City. Ramirez homered in the 14th inning of Thursday’s 5-4 win, and followed that up with his 12th blast to […] More: Indians Stay Hot;…
Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco told fans Saturday that he is being treated for leukemia, but remains hopeful of returning to pitch again this season. More: Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco says he is battling leukemia
The Indians were dealt a tough blow on Wednesday as the team announced that starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco has been placed on the non-baseball, medical condition list after being diagnosed with a blood condition. The club stated in a release that Carrasco is stepping away from the team to explore treatment and recovery options after […] More: Indians’ Starter Carlos…
It’s a big day for Indians first baseman Carlos Santana, as the Tribe mainstay officially is now a U.S. citizen. Santana took the “Oath of Allegiance” Friday morning in Downtown Cleveland at the federal court building, making the process official. Tribe manager Terry Francona had announced a few weeks back that Santana passed the citizenship test, and Friday the 33-year-old…