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Cleveland's Major League Baseball team will be dropping the "Indians" nickname, which it has sported since 1915.

The Cleveland Guardians haven't played a game yet, but Topps altered its baseball cards to make it appear that they have.

After more than a century as the Cleveland Indians, the team is changing its name to the Cleveland Guardians. The name change will take effect after the 2021 season.

The Cleveland Indians MLB franchise unveiled its new team name and logo re-brand Friday: the Cleveland Guardians begin play in 2022 under the new moniker. Cleveland Indians ...

While ‘Indians’ will always be a part of our history, our new name will help unify our fans and city as we are all Cleveland Guardians.” ...

Cleveland had a lot of good options -- and some horrible ones -- to replace "Indians." Luckily, the franchise chose wisely. Now, about that logo ...

CLEVELAND — Change is coming. No matter what personal feelings you have toward it, the Cleveland Indians will have a new name after the 2021 season. Love it, hate it, it's coming. So, instead of ...

Cleveland Indians name change: History of franchise nickname, Chief Wahoo logo and calls for a switch Here's a rundown of everything that led to Cleveland's decision to change its team name ...

The Major League Baseball team in Cleveland, Ohio, will drop “Indians” from its name, according to a report from The New York Times and later confirmed by other news outlets.

The Cleveland Indians have played under that mascot name for 105 years. However, with sweeping changes in the country's "cancel culture," the baseball club is now looking to change.

Cleveland will change its team name from "Indians" to another mascot as early as 2022, according to the New York Times' David Waldstein and Michael Schmidt. The franchise is expected to announce ...