Cleveland Indians

The Cleveland Indians are one of the most storied teams in Major League Baseball and are ready to slug away this season in hopes of attaining World Series victory. Catch a game and experience baseball at its finest. Grab your Cleveland Indians tickets from Ticket Club and save big.

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What to Expect from the 2019 Cleveland Indians Schedule

The 2019 Cleveland Indians schedule promises plenty of thrilling games. They will kick off their 2019 campaign on the road against the Minnesota Twins on Opening Day, March 28. The Indians will make their home debut on April 1 against the White Sox and are slated to host series against Atlanta, Miami, Seattle, Detroit, Houston and reigning World Series champs Boston, among other teams. The final game of their regular season schedule is set for September 29 in Washington against the Nationals.

Progressive Field

The Cleveland Indians have called Progressive Field their home for over 25 years. Locally referred to as “The Jake,” after its original name Jacobs Field, this ballpark has served millions of baseball fans. Indians fans will enjoy the park’s wide range of amenities, from Wi-Fi connectivity and high-tech advancements to its many concession areas and fan zones. Progressive Field is one of the smaller ballparks in the MLB with a capacity to seat roughly 35,000 patrons, but it is also one of the finest, having been named the Best MLB Stadium by Sports Illustrated in 2008.

Cleveland Indians History

The Cleveland Indians history dates back to 1894, when the franchise began in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Shortly after forming, the team relocated to Cleveland, where they have remained for over a century. The franchise, then known as the Cleveland Bluebirds, were among the first eight clubs to compile the American League. While in their early years the team had a roster featuring Hall of Famers Nap Lajoie and Cy Young, they struggled to make a strong run. This all changed in 1920 when they defeated the then-Brooklyn Dodgers to capture their first World Series title.

Throughout much of the 20th century, the Indians fell short in the MLB, claiming their second World Series in 1948 but failing to reach the playoffs for 39 consecutive years. They have gone through tumultuous rebuilding years early into the 21st century but appear to be looking up again under current manager Terry Francona and advanced to the Fall Classic in 2016, where they fell in a thrilling seven-game battle against the Chicago Cubs. With a strong roster once again, the Indians remain hungry for post-season glory with each passing season.

Fun Fact

The Cleveland Indians currently hold the record for longest winning streak in MLB history, set when they won 22 consecutive games during the 2017 season.