Cleveland Indians Tickets

This professional team of baseball players is rooted in Cleveland Ohio and plays in the Central Division. Since 1901 they have enjoyed the status of a Major League Franchise. Without a doubt the Cleveland Indians have proved their mite and strength to their bitter opponents at the play ground along with the legions of fans some of which are sitting in the ballpark. Winning two World Series Championships, first in 1920 and then again in 1948 they have sure made their place in the history of American Baseball. However in recent years the Cleveland Indians are seem to be going through a dry spell, but that does not waver their spirits as they seem to be in full form to make rocking come back. This one of its kind team will show their talent and team spirit once again by rising up to the challenge and making it back to the top, because that is where it belongs. So grab your deal of their tickets now to find out what happens in this upcoming match.

Cleveland Tickets are considered hot commodities since 1901, at that time the team was called Cleveland Blues. The team  has had some excellent players in the past  who proved to be very promising such as the Jim Thome and Albert Belle. A bevy of young players including sluggers like Matt La Porta and Carlos Santana are in full form to shine and win the match in flying colors. So get out there and cheer for your all time favorite team dressed in team colors, red, blue and white. Cheer them with any of the various nick names they have acquired over the years. Scream out their name and refer to them as The Tribe or The Wahoos. Or how about just calling them the Indians guys? Whatever your choice of the name you sure will have a wonderful time watching them make strides once again. The team’s mascot is chief Wahoo who cheers for the team whenever they score. Both the mascot and the team’s logo is criticized for perpetuating Native American Stereotypes and many have protested against them time and again.

The team has remained the proud winner of seven AL Central Titles, which happens to be the most in the entire division. That’s not it guys the Indians have also set an example by achieving an American League record of 111 wins during 1954. The record stood for more than four decades. Now isn’t that a mighty achievement or what? This resilient boasts off a bevy of talented players and is owned by Larry Dolan and managed by Manny Acta. The general manager of the team is Mark Shiparo. In reference to the controversies surrounding their team logo and nickname the Indians have shifted to showing different hats without chief Wahoo logo, an effort to distance themselves from the controversies surrounding them.

Only a few lucky ones can make it to the Cleveland Indian baseball matches and experience the teeth grinding excitement all live. But the rest must not get heartbroken as Cleveland Indians own radio station called WTAM gives full coverage to all the matches held between Indians and opposing teams. The Cleveland Indians tickets have remained hot stuff among baseball lovers as during 1995 till 2001 all 81 home games were sold out before the Cleveland Indians Opening Day. So grab your deal now as they are still the champ in their own way!

The 2017 MLB season is in full swing and the teams are gearing up for the spring training games. The Cleveland Indians finished the last season as the runner-ups and even though they were defeated at the World Series Finals by the Chicago Cubs, things are looking up for the side. The best thing is that they came close to ending 68-year drought at the championship game and were able to win the team’s first American League pennant in 19 years. The Tribe is poised to return as a formidable side in 2017, prompting a huge rise in the Cleveland Indians tickets sales. The fans are hoping for another competitive run by the Indians. 

Cleveland Indians Rivals

Cincinnati Reds

The Cleveland Indians and the Cincinnati Reds are fierce MLB rivals. The games between the two sides are called the Ohio Cup and whichever side wins more games during a particular season gets to take home the trophy. Prior to the league introducing interleague play, the Indians and the Reds only used to meet in exhibition or preseason clashes. That has now changed though.

They have squared-off against each other every year since 1997 barring 2002. The Indians and the Reds have met during regular season in one hundred and thirteen games as of May 17, 2018. The Indians have won fifty six of those clashes whereas the Reds have come out on top on forty seven occasions. Since both franchises represent different leagues, they can only meet in the postseason if they both qualify for the World Series. That has not happened yet so the fans are still waiting for a playoff series between the two great rivals.