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Game Date:
04/13/2017
6:10pm EST
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Chicago +1
Cleveland -1
Total:
Over
8 (-111)
Under 8 (-109)
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Derek Holland has turned Progressive Field into his own personal playground. Holland held Cleveland hitless until the sixth inning and late fill-in Matt Davidson had a two-run single that helped the Chicago White Sox beat the Indians 2-1 Wednesday night. Holland (1-1) gave up a leadoff double to Francisco Lindor in the sixth. Continue to Article
April 12, 2017 10:37:pm EST
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has made his strongest comments on wanting the Cleveland Indians to eradicate their Chief Wahoo logo. Manfred has been in talks with Indians owner Paul Dolan about abolishing the divisive symbol, which has sparked debate for decades. In the past, Manfred has only gone as far as saying he understood why many people find the logo offensive. Continue to Article
April 12, 2017 4:54:pm EST
Michael Brantley got his moment on Tuesday night. He stepped to the plate in the 10th inning with Francisco Lindor on first base in a tie game and delivered — a walk-off double that gave the Cleveland Indians a 2-1 win. On the day the Indians received Continue to Article
April 12, 2017 2:59:pm EST
For the first time in the long-running public debate about the Cleveland Indians’ Chief Wahoo logo, Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has gone public with his stance — he wants the team to “transition away” from the controversial logo it has used since 1947. Manfred has met privately with Indians ownership in recent months, particularly after the Indians’ postseason run in 2016 reignited the debate about Wahoo, but never had he or his office spelled out a plan of action or let slip a public opinion. Continue to Article
April 12, 2017 11:00:am EST
CLEVELAND (AP) Organizers protesting the Cleveland Indians’ use of the Chief Wahoo logo have asked to be involved in talks with Major League Baseball about changes to the contentious symbol. A group asking the Indians to abolish the red-faced, smiling logo and their nickname gathered outside Progressive Field on Tuesday before the club’s home opener against the Chicago White Sox. Carrying signs that read “Racism Honors No One” and “Real People Not Mascots,” the protesters peacefully voiced their opinions as police officers looked on. The movement to replace the Wahoo logo has gained momentum in recent years. The Indians have reduced its usage, but the logo, which has been part of the team’s history Continue to Article
April 11, 2017 8:24:pm EST
