The Major League Baseball team in Cleveland, Ohio, will drop "Indians" from its name, according to a report from The New York Times and later confirmed by other news outlets.

The Cleveland Indians are changing their name after 105 years. Citing three people familiar with the decision, The New York Times reported Sunday night that the team is moving away from a name...

(Reuters) - Major League Baseball’s (MLB) Cleveland team will drop its “Indians” name, following persistent criticism that it was offensive to Native Americans, the franchise said on Monday, but...

Cleveland will change its team name from "Indians" to another mascot as early as 2022, according to the New York Times ' David Waldstein and Michael Schmidt. The franchise is expected to announce...

Cleveland’s Baseball Team Will Drop Its Indians Team Name The decision comes amid a wider push for sports teams to stop using Native American names and imagery as team names and mascots. Shane...

A source confirmed to cleveland.com that the club will announce this week its intention to play under the same name and uniforms through 2021, but will drop “Indians” after the upcoming season. A...

What has long been discussed internally amid public pressure is now planned to happen: Major League Baseball’s Cleveland franchise will drop the name Indians. On Monday, Charles Dolan, the owners...

Cleveland Indians fans react to possibility of future name change (as seen in the video above) The team is expected to make an official announcement as soon as this week, the New York Times...

Native American groups and others have long protested the use of Indigenous names and symbols by professional and amateur sports teams. Cleveland removed the contentious Chief Wahoo logo from its caps and jerseys prior to the 2019 season, though the team still owns the rights to that logo and has continued to sell merchandise bearing the logo.