Larry Doby, the first Black Manager in the American League, deserves his own annual day of recognition by Major League Baseball.

The Mahoning Valley Scrappers are excited to announce that former Cleveland Indians All-Star Kenny Lofton will make a special appearance at 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood on Friday,

Donald Trump on Saturday ranted about Cleveland’s Major League Baseball team changing their name to the Guardians, blaming “woke left lunatics” and Republican state senator Matt Dolan for the switch and “polling” his rally crowd on who wants to ...

First in a series looking back at the 1995 Cleveland Indians: Long-suffering Cleveland baseball fans had been waiting. And waiting. And waiting. And been waiting some more. What they finally got in 1995 were thrills and excitement and a season to remember ...

CLEVELAND — For nearly 30 years, Bruce Prohaska carried around a dream. In the summer of 1995, when the Cleveland Indians captured the city's imagination with a run to the World Series, Bruce bought a souvenir bat. A lifelong baseball fan, he set himself ...

Second in a series looking back at the 1995 Cleveland Indians: Want a great way to wind down the summer in northeast Ohio? Then buy tickets for the game between the Texas Rangers and Guardians Aug. 29 at Progressive Field, because that night players from ...

Former Cleveland Indians All-Star Kenny Lofton will make a special appearance with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers at 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood on Friday, July 24. Fans looking for a guaranteed experience with Lofton can purchase a VIP Meet & Greet Package for $50 per person.

It would be an absolute shame if Cleveland Indians legends, Manny Ramirez and Omar Vizquel, didn't get selected into the Pro Baseball Hall of Fame. Just two days ago, on Monday, Nov. 17, the 2026 ballot was released by the Baseball Writers Association of ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Dick Tomanek, the last surviving member of the 1954 Cleveland Indians, has died. Tomanek of Avon Lake died Aug. 11 at Ames Family Hospice House in Westlake. He was 92. The six-foot, one-inch, 175-pound lefthander – nicknamed “Bones ...

Former Cleveland Indians (now Cleveland Guardians) pitcher Bob Feller is one of the greatest players in the history of the franchise. Feller was a World Series champion and eight-time All-Star. He also led the league in strikeouts seven times.