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Cleveland Guardians respond after President Donald Trump calls for team name to be reverted to old moniker
The Cleveland Guardians do not sound eager to change their nickname back to the "Indians" after President Donald Trump called for the franchise to go back to its previous moniker in a social media post over the weekend.
The president's comments about the team's name change have sparked fresh controversy in Northeast Ohio, though many fans say ...
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Trump demands Commanders, Guardians restore old names, threatens to derail D.C. stadium deal
President Trump said he may move to block the Washington Commanders' new stadium as he called on the NFL team and also MLB's ...
North American Indian Cultural Center in Tallmadge opposes "reversing progress" after President Trump urges Cleveland ...
The president weighing in on sports nicknames elicited outcry, but regardless of which side of the issue you are on, a team switching back to a previous name can send a message of indecision, one ...
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'He sees Trump as emotional and susceptible to influence' — Putin not worried about 50-day ceasefire deadline, Guardian reports
Russian President Vladimir Putin is not worried about U.S. President Trump or his 50-day deadline for Russia and Ukraine to ...
Terry Francona was the skipper when the name change to Guardians took place, and he had a lot to say about that moment.
Terry Francona told reporters before a game in Washington that he was proud of Guardians owner Paul Dolan for pulling the trigger on the team's name change in 2021.
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The history of Native American sports name changes, from the Obama era to Trump’s latest comments
MLB’s Cleveland Guardians and the NFL’s Washington Commanders have both indicated they have no plans to go back to names that ...
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