It took more than 100 years for Cleveland's baseball team to change a name that was largely believed to be a placeholder. Here's how Cleveland eventually became the Guardians.

Cleveland’s baseball team largely went under the radar as the sports world tended to focus on the far more egregious name ... Their logo was also incredibly dope by 1800s standards. Cleveland Blues.

He said the “Rockers,” the “Guardians,” and the “Blues” all were considered frontrunners. Ultimately, Guardians was the choice because of its cultural association to the city of Cleveland, inspired by ...

Cleveland's Major League Baseball team will be dropping the "Indians" nickname, which it has sported since 1915. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 KPMG Women's PGA ⛳ ...

Cleveland Blues. Rather than ... Cleveland’s first National League baseball team was known as the Blues, ... If Cleveland keeps their current color scheme and tweaks their logos in order to lean ...

The Cleveland Charge made its most significant logo change in 14 years on June 24 with a look that honors the city and the ...

On December 4th, Lelands Auction House auctioned off a priceless piece of Cleveland baseball history. A travel trunk, circa 1888, of former Cleveland Blues player Darby O'Brien was sold to an ...

Adding a historical aspect, the Cleveland Blues were a National League team from 1879-1884. Cleveland Baseball Club If Cleveland opts to make the temporary permanent, maybe we'll see "CBC" in box ...

Now, about that logo ... advertisement. The Columbus ... (Cleveland was named the Blues in 1901) ... and the way we fight together for all who choose to be part of the Cleveland baseball family. ...

The Cleveland Major League Baseball franchise announced in December of 2020 that it had decided to get rid of ... Now with a name and logo ... (after Nap Lajoie), the Bronchos, and the Blues.

Philip Yenyo has been protesting outside Cleveland’s baseball stadiums for 30 years, demanding the local Major League Baseball team change a name many consider racist. But next spring, Yenyo ...

If MLB insists on recycling a team name, Cleveland Blues would work. The franchise played as the Blues (short for Bluebirds) in 1901 and the name allows for a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tie-in.