Re: SPRING TRAINING 2016!
512This video will bring back memories for many:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNWcwA-KbF4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNWcwA-KbF4
Re: SPRING TRAINING 2016!
515Denver Lou at Spring Training .....looks great...Younger than Springtime
Re: SPRING TRAINING 2016!
517Think he makes the team?
I said this before, but a right handed power hitter (23 homers last year) for what the Tribe got him for is a steal.
Check to see what Ryan Braun gets - and he ain't exactly killing it.
I said this before, but a right handed power hitter (23 homers last year) for what the Tribe got him for is a steal.
Check to see what Ryan Braun gets - and he ain't exactly killing it.
"I've suffered a great many tragedies in my life....most of them never happened". Mark Twain
Re: SPRING TRAINING 2016!
518I think Byrd is a cinch. It looks Colin Cowgill makes it too. The rest of the competition is pretty much all gone. I guess Robbie Grossman is still with the team, but Cowgill despite a 143 average has shown good power and I guess can play all three OF positions.
Re: SPRING TRAINING 2017!
523Indians adjust uniform plan for 2017
By Adam Berry / MLB.com | December 14th, 2016
The Indians have altered their uniform plan for next season, but they have not phased out their Chief Wahoo logo.
Chief Wahoo will remain on the Indians' caps when they wear their home white uniforms as well as their road alternate uniforms (navy jersey and gray pants). Cleveland's primary road uniform is also unchanged, as the Tribe will continue to wear gray jerseys, gray pants and blue caps with a red block "C" logo.
Cleveland will no longer wear its cream-colored home alternate uniforms. Instead, the Tribe will effectively have one alternate jersey, wearing navy tops at home and on the road. However, the Indians will keep the red caps with the blue block "C" that were previously matched with the cream-colored alternates. Those caps will be worn as part of their 2017 home alternate uniforms.
Here is a look at the Indians' uniforms in 2016 and their planned looks in 2017, per the MLB style guide.
The Chief Wahoo logo will remain on the left sleeve of all four of the Indians' jerseys in 2017. In 2014, the Indians made the block "C" their primary logo, replacing Chief Wahoo. During the World Series, Commissioner Rob Manfred said he planned to speak with Indians CEO Paul Dolan "at an appropriate time" to discuss the Chief Wahoo logo.
By Adam Berry / MLB.com | December 14th, 2016
The Indians have altered their uniform plan for next season, but they have not phased out their Chief Wahoo logo.
Chief Wahoo will remain on the Indians' caps when they wear their home white uniforms as well as their road alternate uniforms (navy jersey and gray pants). Cleveland's primary road uniform is also unchanged, as the Tribe will continue to wear gray jerseys, gray pants and blue caps with a red block "C" logo.
Cleveland will no longer wear its cream-colored home alternate uniforms. Instead, the Tribe will effectively have one alternate jersey, wearing navy tops at home and on the road. However, the Indians will keep the red caps with the blue block "C" that were previously matched with the cream-colored alternates. Those caps will be worn as part of their 2017 home alternate uniforms.
Here is a look at the Indians' uniforms in 2016 and their planned looks in 2017, per the MLB style guide.
Re: SPRING TRAINING 2017!
524Yes, there is clearly a Chief on the sleeve of the catchers jersey in the pic J.R. posted above.
I will no longer buy anything without Chief Wahoo on it. The whiners can bite me. I'm surrounded by reservations and native Americans out here in Montana. I see more Indians caps than any team except for Mariners. And the native Americans wear Indians more than anyone else. Only people complaining are the hustlers in the grievance industry. If there were no Chief logo or Indians name they would move on and bitch about something else to make a buck.
I will no longer buy anything without Chief Wahoo on it. The whiners can bite me. I'm surrounded by reservations and native Americans out here in Montana. I see more Indians caps than any team except for Mariners. And the native Americans wear Indians more than anyone else. Only people complaining are the hustlers in the grievance industry. If there were no Chief logo or Indians name they would move on and bitch about something else to make a buck.