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Spring Training: Cincinnati Reds vs. Cleveland Indians	Feb 27, 2021 Sat 1:05PM	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Chicago Cubs	Feb 28, 2021 Sun TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 1, 2021 Mon 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: San Diego Padres vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 2, 2021 Tue TBA	Peoria Stadium Peoria, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Arizona Diamondbacks	Mar 3, 2021 Wed TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Milwaukee Brewers	Mar 4, 2021 Thu TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago Cubs vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 5, 2021 Fri 1:05PM	Sloan Park Mesa, AZ
Spring Training: Seattle Mariners vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 6, 2021 Sat TBA	Peoria Stadium Peoria, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Colorado Rockies (ss)	Mar 7, 2021 Sun TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Indians (SS)	Mar 7, 2021 Sun TBA	Camelback Ranch Stadium Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Los Angeles Dodgers	Mar 8, 2021 Mon TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Kansas City Royals vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 9, 2021 Tue 6:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. San Diego Padres	Mar 10, 2021 Wed TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago Cubs vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 11, 2021 Thu 1:05PM	Sloan Park Mesa, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Texas Rangers (SS)	Mar 12, 2021 Fri TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (SS)	Mar 13, 2021 Sat TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Oakland Athletics	Mar 15, 2021 Mon TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Cleveland Indians (SS)	Mar 16, 2021 Tue TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Cincinnati Reds vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 17, 2021 Wed 1:05PM	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim vs. Cleveland Indians (SS)	Mar 19, 2021 Fri TBA	Tempe Diablo Stadium Tempe, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Seattle Mariners	Mar 20, 2021 Sat TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 21, 2021 Sun TBA	Salt River Fields Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Chicago White Sox	Mar 22, 2021 Mon TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 23, 2021 Tue TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 24, 2021 Wed TBA	Camelback Ranch Stadium Phoenix, AZ

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Progressive Field

The home stadium for the Cleveland Indians is Progressive Field located in the heart of downtown Cleveland. The stadium opened in 1994 is has pure Kentucky bluegrass as it's surface. The "Jake" as it is called by the fan elite was once home to 455 consecutive sellout games and as some of the best sight lines in all of baseball. The park has one of the most unique features including 19 light towers located around the ballpark that make it light up for night game like no other. Jacobs Field or Progressive Field as it's called now is a fan favorite, even if you prefer another team.

The Indians Starting Off Hot Again

The Cleveland Indians were hot at the start of the 2011 season, going 33-21 out of the gate.  But the team did not finish well, and they fell below .500 to end the season.  The Indians hope that they can finish strong in 2012 and compete in the AL Central.The Indians may lack offensive firepower this season.  Grady Sizemore (OF) will likely carry the team throughout the year. Travis Hafner (DH) could help, but the last time he played a full season was in 2007.  Hafner only played in 94 games in 2011 and he batted .280.  Shin-Soo Choo (RF) batted .300 or better from 2008 to 2010.  He only hit .259 last season, and the Indians will need Choo to return to form. Pitching will be the deciding factor for the Indians this year.  Ubaldo Jimenez has not looked as good since he came over from the Rockies.  But he did have 180 strikeouts in 2011.  The Indians picked up Derek Lowe from the Braves, but Lowe has struggled in recent years.  If Lowe and Jimenez can bounce back in 2012, then the Indians will be competitive. The Indians lack depth and talent in both their starting rotation and their bullpen.  The club needs to find some consistency and stay healthy if they want to compete in the AL Central this season.  

Most Memorable Moments in Cleveland Indians History

For fans, the Cleveland Indians have more than just a long history.  From their different names to their rich history, the Indians have had some very memorable moments. 
In 1901, the Cleveland Indians came into the American League.  They changed their name a few times, bouncing between Naps, the Blues, Naps and Bronchus.  Finally, in 1915, they settled on the Indians.
October of 1920 saw the Indians winning against the Detroit Tigers with a score of 10 to 1.  This win won the Indians their very first American League Pennant.  The pitcher for the game was Jim Bagby.  Ten days later, the Indians won their very first World Championship with win against the Brooklyn Robins with a score of three to zero.  They won the Series five games to two.  The pitcher for this game is Stan Coveleski. 
April of 1940 saw Indians' pitcher Bob Feller pitching a no hitter at the season opener with a win against the Chicago White Sox with a score of one to zero.  This is the only time that there has ever been a no hitter at an opening game.
On October 4th of 1948, the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox with a score of eight to three in a single game playoff for a wind of the American League Pennant.  Lou Boudreau hit a two run homer and Gene Bearden was the pitcher for the win.  
On October 11th of 1948, the Indians took the second World Championship in their history.  They win against the Boston Braves with a score of four to three during the sixth game for a win of the World Series with four games to two.  Joe Gorden hits a homer and Bob Lemon is the pitcher for the win.  
In September of 1954, the Cleveland Indians won their 107th game.  This win game them the American League Pennant.  They beat the Tigers with a score of three to two.  The pitcher for the win is Early Wynn with the Indians wrapping up the season with 111 wins, which was an record for the American League with most wins during a season.  
April of 1975 saw a win against the New York Yankees with a score of five to three.  It was opening day and Frank Robinson became the first manager in the history of baseball that was African American.  The player-manager Frank Robinson, hits a homer with his first time at bat.
In September of 1995, the Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles with a score of three to two to win the American League Central Division title.  Cleveland moves up to the postseason for their first time in over 40 years.  Jose Mesa gets the last out and Orel Hershiser is the pitcher for the win.  
In October of the same year, Cleveland also wins their first American League Pennant in over 40 years when they beat the Seattle Mariners with a score of four to zero.  The series is won four games to two.  The winning pitcher is Dennis Martinez.
Just two years later, in October of 1997, Cleveland wins the American League Pennant yet again, their second in three years, when they beat the Orioles four games to two in the Championship Series.  Game six is the decisive one, and the Indians win with a score of one to zero in an 11 inning game.  Tony Fernandez hits a homer during the 11th inning for the scoring run, and Brian Anderson is the winning pitcher.  Jose Mesa claims the save.

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