Braves name debate prompts Native American voices and stance
In Atlanta, Cherokee Indian Bo Taylor recalls a long ago Braves game where mock war paint and feathers appeared from opposing fans, fueling a dialogue on using the team name and tomahawk chop to educate rather than stereotype. He urges respectful engagement with Native communities while noting changes like removing Chief Noc A Homa and ongoing talks.
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Indians 2021 schedule shows early road opener at Detroit
MLB released the 2021 schedule with the Indians starting on the road in Detroit on April 1. They host the Tigers for the home opener on April 5 and will be home for the July Fourth holiday for the first time since 2017, hosting the Astros July 1 to 4.
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Indians Sign Hernandez Eyes Top Order Role
Former Phillies infielder Hernandez joins Cleveland as spring training continues under manager Terry Francona. Francona praises his quick hands and fit with the infield as Hernandez eyes leadoff duty and a daily role. He hit .279 with 14 homers and 71 RBIs last season.
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Hernandez adapts to Indians teammates and Latino infield
Hernandez, 30, embraces his new role alongside Latin teammates Jose Ramirez and Carlos Santana. He recalls Santana’s 162 game drive with admiration and notes the infield’s shared language helps communication and onfield chemistry. Contact details for Chris Assenheimer follow.
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No high fives as MLB bans social gestures in COVID era
Francona discusses MLB's COVID protocol banning chewing seeds hugging fist bumps and high fives. An air high five is used instead as Indians adapt for a 60 game season while stressing resilience and camaraderie amid new baseball norms.
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