CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Chief Wahoo is going away beginning with the 2019 baseball season, and Cleveland Indians fans already have questions about what the team's uniforms could look like moving forward.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - This year marks the last chapter in the Cleveland Indians' Chief Wahoo story, which began more than 75 years ago. Major League Baseball told the New York Times Monday the Indians ...

Chief Wahoo has struck out. The Cleveland Indians have agreed to remove the big-toothed, red-faced caricature from their jerseys and caps starting in the 2019 season. The Indians have used the ...

Protests of the "Indians" nickname and "Chief Wahoo" logo begin at the team's home ballpark as well as at its spring training site. Annual Opening Day protests started in 1973 and continue to this ...

The Cleveland Indians will stop using their controversial Chief Wahoo logo on uniforms in 2019. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Club World Cup ⚽️🥇 ...

Chief Wahoo, the mascot of the Cleveland Indians, expired late Monday after his baseball team was eliminated from the American League Division Series, swept in three games by the defending World ...

Chief Wahoo, the smiling symbol of the Cleveland Indians since the 1940s who is beloved by many but deemed to be racist by others, is being replaced as a primary logo, uniform expert Paul Lukas ...

“When people look at Chief Wahoo, they think baseball,” Bob DiBiasio, the Indians’ senior vice president of public affairs, told the Cleveland Scene in 2012. But it has long been criticized ...

Cleveland Indians To Stop Using Chief Wahoo Logo on Uniforms in 2019. The Indians won't use the controversial Chief Wahoo logo on their uniorms starting in 2019. Scooby Axson | Jan 29, 2018.

Beginning in 2019, the Cleveland Indians will no longer use the controversial 'Chief Wahoo' logo on their uniforms. MLB and team owner Paul Dolan announced the decision in a statement released on ...

Cleveland Indians owner Paul Dolan said in a radio interview that the team and MLB "will come to some understanding" over usage of Chief Wahoo logo.