Paul Dolan said the players care about the organization while having strong feelings for social justice and racial equality.

In addition to showing solidarity for social justice, the Cleveland Indians will also show support for those on the front lines of battling the coronavirus crisis and honor those who lost their life from it.

1B/OF Bauers removed from roster

Name change on table?

Shortened season starts Friday

Cleveland Indians teammates took a unified approach by standing shoulder-to-shoulder in solidarity ahead of Monday’s exhibition game at Progressive Field against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Tribe power surge

Game 2 on tap

Indians players stand for anthem while showing support social justice

"We stand by the change but we also respect the flag"

Two games in Pittsburgh, one in Cleveland

Tribe skipper adjusting

Reyes to be tested for COVID-19

The announcement came as MLB officials released the shortened 60-game schedule on Monday evening.

This comes after the Cleveland Indians tweeted about this possibility on July 3.

Francisco Lindor

President Donald Trump is weighing in on the announcement from the Cleveland Indians organization about a potential name change as part of a move to erase racially insensitive symbols.

“I think it’s time to move forward”

The Cleveland Indians have started plans to examine and possibly change their team name, the team released a statement Friday evening.

President Chris Antonetti said DeShields is doing well, other than a diminished sense of taste.

Lake County's minor league team will stay active in community

COVID games will be socially distanced

The Cleveland Indians announced Sunday their 2020 working roster, which includes 55 players, and 16 minor leaguers who were invited.

The team president confirms only isolated cases within the team.

Players and owners announced Tuesday night they’ve reached an agreement to start the season in July.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is now “not confident” there will be a 2020 season. He made the announcement on Monday during a conversation with Mike Greenberg for ESPN’s “The Return of Sports” special.

Sign or school?

“If the players desire to accept this proposal, we need to reach an agreement by Wednesday”

Shortened 2nd spring training puts pitchers in danger, says expert

COVID-19 keeps prospects off the field

It’s a bad day for Major League Baseball, as the Cleveland Indians just announced plans to lay off their gameday employees because fans likely won’t be allowed to enter the ballpark this year due to Covid-19 concerns.

The Tribe is calling the prank their “greatest treasure," playing off one of the actor’s most notable films.

From Super Joe to the Babe

Teams will be allowed to have 50 players, not all will be active.

Spring training 2.0 in mid-June

Cleveland fans may finally have a date to countdown to when the Indians can be back in action, according to reports.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced Friday that Cleveland Indians pitcher Emmanuel Clase has received an 80-game suspension without pay after testing positive for Boldenone, a performance-enhancing substance.

The Cleveland Indians announced on Wednesday that fans can either receive a “flexible bonus credit,” or a refund, for March and April home games that have not yet been played due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Cleveland Indians have committed to paying majority of their full-time employees through June 30 after 40 senior staff members agreed to take pay cuts to help out.

With a resurgence of interest again for Michael Jordan, thanks to the 10-part TV series “The Last Dance,” Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona decided to share his unique connection to the NBA legend.

“I admit, I miss baseball.”

There is no baseball at the moment, but Cleveland Indians commentator Tom Hamilton wants to call your home videos, the Indians announced Friday.

Scrappers doing their best in uncertain times

Players will still be paid

Today should have been Opening Day for the Cleveland Indians, but because of COVID-19 those plans have stuck out.

Even though Cleveland fans won’t be packing Progressive Field to watch the Indians take on the Detroit Tigers today on what was supposed to be Opening Day, the MLB is making sure you can still get your baseball fix as the coronavirus pandemic suspends the season.

A look at the calendar is troubling

The statement from the commissioner said the MLB will keep fans updated on decisions regarding plans for the 2020 schedule in the days and weeks ahead.

Shortstop says he still wants to stay in Cleveland

The Cleveland Indians announced Friday evening that Shane Bieber will be their starting pitcher for opening day on March 26 when they play the Detroit Tigers.

Former Tribe ace gives up two runs in Texas debut

Tickets to the Cleveland Indians Home Opener on March 26, went one sale to the general public on Monday and it still not sold out, which is rare.

After the Indians game was canceled Saturday, the Indians were able to come away with the victory Sunday over the Royals 9-5.

The Cleveland Indians announced limited-edition promotional memorabilia that will be available at games at Progressive Field for the 2020 regular season.

Indians Director of Media Relations Bart Swain said Mike Clevinger underwent successful arthroscopic surgery Friday afternoon in Avondale, Arizona, and Clevinger is estimated to return to Major League game activity estimated in six-to-eight weeks.

Roughly a dozen jobs up for grabs

Snap 10-game road losing streak

“When is the right time to sign an extension? I don’t know.”