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    Cleveland Indians, American professional baseball team based in Cleveland that plays in the American League (AL). The Indians have won six AL pennants and two World Series titles, the first in 1920 and the second in 1948.

     

    The Indians began as a minor league club based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and moved to Cleveland in 1900. The team was elevated to major league status in 1901 and was called the Cleveland Bluebirds, or Blues. They became the Cleveland Bronchos in 1902 before taking on the name “Naps” the following year in honour of their new star player, Nap Lajoie. In 1915 owner Charles Somers requested that local newspapers pick a new name for the franchise, and “Indians” was chosen. In 1916 the team traded for Tris Speaker, who led the Indians to their first World Series championship in 1920.

     

    The Indians did not reach the postseason again for 28 years, but their return was memorable. The 1948 Indians were led by shortstop-manager Lou Boudreau, the AL’s Most Valuable Player that year, one of five future Hall of Fame members on the team. The others were outfielder Larry Doby, the first African American to play in the AL, and three pitchers: Bob Feller, Bob Lemon, and 42-year-old rookie and former Negro league star Satchel Paige. (In 1975 the Indians made Frank Robinson the major league’s first African American manager.) The Indians finished the 1948 regular season tied with the Boston Red Sox, whom they defeated in the first one-game play-off in major league history. Cleveland then bested the Boston Braves in six games to capture their second World Series title.

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