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Trump wants Cleveland Guardians to change nickname. The team's president, a CT native, responds
Chris Antonetti, a Connecticut native and the team's president of baseball operations, responded on Sunday after Trump posted on his Truth Social site that the Cleveland should revert back to the Indians' nickname and that that Washington Commanders should return to the original Redskins' nickname.
CLEVELAND — The Guardians face the Baltimore Orioles as Cleveland, for really the first time this season, looks to continue ...
The story of the Guardians’ first 100 games this season has been one of ups and downs -- with some steeper than others -- and ...
A shocking trade proposal from Ryan Shea of Sports Illustrated sends the Guardians’ All-Star closer, Emmanuel Clase, to the ...
Baltimore’s Ryan O’Hearn, with two out in the third, sent a grounder to third baseman Jose Ramirez. Santana tried to scoop ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers just placed Tanner Scott on the IL with left elbow inflammation. They believe he's avoided a ...
Every time the Orioles knocked on the door in Cleveland tonight, the Guardians answered. It resulted in the Guards taking ...
The Guardians used a left-handed starter and stacked nine lefties and/or switch-hitters in their lineup to beat the Orioles ...
The Cleveland Guardians do not sound eager to change their nickname back to the "Indians" after President Donald Trump called ...
The Cleveland Guardians have multiple highly touted prospects throughout their organization, many of whom are recognized on a national level. However, they also have a couple of under-the-radar ...
The Cleveland Guardians have been linked to a lot of trade rumors centered around Gold Glove outfielder Steven Kwan, but it ...
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