Is a 10-foot fiberglass hotdog art or a sign?

Following the Mets’ Game 1 loss to the Padres in the wild-card round, ESPN mistakenly used “Indians” instead of Guardians.

The Cleveland Indians, after settling a trademark lawsuit, will become the Cleveland Guardians on Friday and begin selling official team merchandise.

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 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.

During Cleveland Indians’ home opener on April 1, Native Americans plan to still protest team name and logo.

For the first time in more than 70 years, the Cleveland Indians are set to take the field with no trace of the Chief Wahoo logo anywhere on their uniforms. The club unveiled their 2019 uniforms on ...

On Monday, the Cleveland Indians unveiled the uniforms they'll don for the 2019 MLB season, and absent on said uniforms (for the first time in 70 years) was the Chief Wahoo logo, which has been a ...

The Cleveland Indians’ season ended Monday after a loss to the Houston Astros eliminated them from the American League Division Series, and with that came the end for Chief Wahoo.

In January, the head-shaped logo was deemed inappropriate by Indians owner Paul Dolan and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, who announced the 2018 season would be the mascot’s last.

Cleveland Indians owner Paul Dolan, left and Tony Petitti, MLB Deputy Commissioner, Business & Media, unveil the 2019 All-Star logo, Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2018, in Cleveland.