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sports5 months ago

Trump Urges Washington and Cleveland Teams to Revert to Original Names

President Trump has called for Washington's football team and Cleveland's baseball team to revert to their former names, Redskins and Indians, citing heritage and public demand, though current team owners have indicated no plans to change their names back. Both teams have undergone recent rebranding, with Cleveland now known as the Guardians and Washington as the Commanders, amid ongoing debates over cultural sensitivity and tradition.

via NBC News|
#cleveland-indians#heritage#name-change
history6 months ago

Larry Doby's Cleveland Arrival: A Historic 78-Year Journey

The article recounts the remarkable story of Larry Doby, the first Black player in the American League, highlighting how Bill Veeck signed him in 1947 amidst racial barriers, the challenges Doby faced upon joining the Cleveland Indians, and his eventual recognition and Hall of Fame induction, emphasizing his significant yet often overlooked role in baseball's integration.

via Cleveland.com|
#baseball-history#bill-veeck#cleveland-indians
sports-history1 year ago

"50 Years On: The Infamous 10-Cent Beer Night Riot in Cleveland"

On June 4, 1974, the Cleveland Indians' 10 Cent Beer Night promotion led to one of the most chaotic nights in MLB history. The game against the Texas Rangers descended into a riot as fans, fueled by cheap beer, stormed the field, resulting in injuries, arrests, and a forfeit. The event is remembered for its sheer madness and lack of security, marking a notorious chapter in baseball history.

via USA TODAY|
#10-cent-beer-night#cleveland-indians#mlb
sports1 year ago

"Two-time Cy Young Winner Corey Kluber Retires After 13 MLB Seasons"

Corey Kluber, known for his dominant pitching and stoic demeanor, announced his retirement after a 13-year career. He was a standout pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, achieving multiple Cy Young Awards and leading the team to a championship bid in 2016. Kluber's precision and efficiency on the mound made every outing a spectacle, highlighted by his franchise-record-tying 18-strikeout game in 2015. Despite battling injuries and moving between teams in his later years, Kluber leaves behind a legacy of excellence and resilience in the sport.

via The Athletic|
#career#cleveland-indians#corey-kluber
sports1 year ago

"Two-time Cy Young Winner Corey Kluber Retires from MLB After 13 Seasons"

Corey Kluber, a former MLB pitcher, announced his retirement after a 13-season career. Kluber expressed gratitude to those who supported him and expressed eagerness to continue contributing to baseball in a different capacity. He had a remarkable career, including winning two Cy Young Awards, making three All-Star teams, throwing a no-hitter, and accumulating 1,725 career strikeouts. Despite injuries affecting his later years, Kluber's impact on the sport is undeniable.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
#cleveland-indians#corey-kluber#cy-young
sports1 year ago

Two-time Cy Young Winner Corey Kluber Retires After 13 MLB Seasons

Corey Kluber, a two-time Cy Young winner with the Cleveland Indians, has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball after 13 seasons. Kluber, who made his big league debut with the Indians in 2011, had a successful career with the team, including leading them to the doorstep of the 2016 World Series. He also pitched for Texas, the Yankees, Tampa Bay, and Boston, and threw a no-hitter for the Yankees in 2021.

via cleveland.com|
#cleveland-indians#corey-kluber#mlb
sports2 years ago

Remembering Jim Poole: Former MLB Pitcher from the 1995 Indians' World Series Team Passes Away

Jim Poole, a former MLB pitcher who played for 11 seasons and was part of the Cleveland Indians' 1995 World Series team, has passed away at the age of 57 due to complications from ALS. Poole made 431 appearances as a left-handed reliever and had a notable moment in the 1995 World Series. After retiring, he became involved with his alma mater, Georgia Tech, and worked to raise awareness for ALS. Poole is survived by his wife, three children, and two grandchildren.

via ESPN|
#als#cleveland-indians#georgia-tech
sports2 years ago

Royals' Slump Continues Despite Promising Return and Gem from Civale

The Kansas City Royals suffered another loss, extending their losing streak to five games and scoring only 1.6 runs per game in that stretch. Despite a decent performance from pitcher Daniel Lynch, who had a quality start, the Royals' offense was ineffective. With a record of 25-64, the Royals are on the verge of having the worst record in the majors if the Oakland A's win their current game. The game was uneventful, lasting less than two hours, and the Royals' season has been a struggle.

via Royals Review|
#aaron-civale#cleveland-indians#daniel-lynch
sports2 years ago

"José Ramírez's Unprecedented Home Steal Shocks MLB in Extra-Innings Clash"

José Ramírez impresses with a straight steal of home in extra innings, scoring the tying run in a game against the New York Yankees. Initially called out, the play was overturned upon review. Despite the incredible slide and Ramirez's impressive season, the Cleveland Indians ultimately lost the game to the Kansas City Royals.

via bleachernation.com|
#aroldis-chapman#cleveland-indians#extra-innings
television2 years ago

"Baseball History Predicted Succession Finale Twist"

Fans of the TV show Succession speculated that Tom Wambsgans' name was a clue to the show's final twist, inspired by Bill Wambsganss' triple play in the 1920 World Series. However, the show's executive producer, Frank Rich, confirmed that Tom's name was chosen before the show's first season and had no connection to baseball history. The source for the name was a staff member's relative, and it was chosen for its awkwardness, fitting for a character who is an outsider in the Roy family's world.

via Slate|
#bill-wambsganss#cleveland-indians#succession
sports2 years ago

Brendan Donovan's Run Gives Cardinals a Much-Needed Boost.

Brendan Donovan's steal of third base in the top of the 10th inning put him in position to score on a passed ball, creating a run without a hit to send the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 victory against Cleveland on Saturday at Progressive Field. The Cardinals had two hits in the game, but Donovan scored two runs in the game. The Cardinals needed late-inning, lockdown pitching and to be resourceful when they weren’t flashy, cunning when they lacked timing, and not miss the slimmest opportunity.

via St. Louis Post-Dispatch|
#brendan-donovan#cleveland-indians#mlb
sports2 years ago

Brendan Donovan's Run Gives Cardinals Much-Needed Boost

Brendan Donovan's steal of third base in the top of the 10th inning put him in position to score on a passed ball, creating a run without a hit to send the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 victory against Cleveland on Saturday at Progressive Field. The Cardinals had two hits in the game, but Donovan scored two runs in the game. The Cardinals lead the National League in steals this month, and they aim to be one of the more aggressive teams when stealing because they believe they’re among the most prepared to exploit opponents’ habits.

via St. Louis Post-Dispatch|
#brendan-donovan#cleveland-indians#mlb