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Vote Cleveland! The Indians were full of promise in 1987, so much so that young stars Joe Carter and Cory Snyder graced the cover of Sports Illustrated! Alas, it wasn’t to be – no ‘Indian Uprising’ that year, but memories of that potential promise live on for all that remember! The shirt: Bella + Canvas…
Vote Cleveland ! The 1990s era of Cleveland baseball was certainly known for its offense. But let’s not forget the dynamic duo up the middle – Roberto Alomar and Omar Vizquel who BOTH won Gold Gloves in 1999 (and several other years). Defense baby – and FLASHY defense to boot! The shirt: Comfort Color 1717…
If you were at any Indians game during the 1980s, you certainly recognize this chant that echoed throughout the practically empty Cleveland Municipal Stadium… the lone fan’s faithful cry of “Juuuu-liiii-oooo!” for our favorite shortstop. Julio Franco = 1980s Cleveland baseball. We stunk, but we loved it. Nothing better. The shirt: Bella + Canvas 3413…
Quite simply a Cleveland legend in every sense of the word. It doesn’t get any better than 1980 Rookie of the Year “Super Joe” Charboneau. An incredible nickname for a lovable, colorful character (known as much for opening beer bottles with his eye socket as his magical rookie season). The shirt: Bella + Canvas 3413…
Half-project, half-donkey. What a nickname! (Give Bill Selby credit dubbing the great Travis Hafner as “Pronk” and Cleveland fans have been in love ever since). Hafner could hit, that’s for dang sure. Hails from North Dakota (how cool is that?!) and shares the MLB record for grand slams in one season, with six. Great player,…
Doug Jones toiled in the minor leagues for years before making it to the big leagues and becoming one of the best relievers in Indians history. His changeup was masterful, keeping hitters off-balance with its slowness. “Jonesy” just seemed like a regular guy, which endeared him to Cleveland fans forever. The shirt: Bella + Canvas…
“There goes Manny Ramirez…the greatest Cleveland hitter that ever lived”. Back when he was younger, before there was “Manny Being Manny” – the lovable, naive, born hitter was known simply as “Baby Bull”. (side note: Baby Bull batted 7th (!!) on the 1995 World Series team). The shirt: Comfort Color 1717 | Ringspun Cotton Tee…
The tri-blend fabric creates a vintage, fitted look. And extreme durability makes this t-shirt withstand repeated washings and still remain super comfortable. • 50% polyester, 25% combed ring-spun cotton, 25% rayon • Fabric weight: 3.4 oz/yd² (115.3 g/m²) • Pre-shrunk for extra durability • 40 singles • Regular fit • Side-seamed construction • Blank product…
Perhaps the classiest professional athlete ever for any of the Cleveland teams, Andre “Thunder” Thornton was the lone bright spot on many bad Indians teams for many years. As great a player as Thornton was, he was an even better person. He was so good that Malley’s Chocolate even created a candy bar (“The Thunder…
Mike Hargrove’s routine at the plate is the stuff that legends are made of. One of the most unique phenomena in baseball history. Not sure who came up with the nickname “The Human Rain Delay” but they are worthy of praise. (it must’ve made pitchers absolutely crazy, surprising it was even allowed). The shirt: Bella…
Cleveland Municipal Stadium…aka “Pandemonium Palace”.
Who can forget the electric atmosphere, great games and great teams of the late 1980s?
Bernie Kosar behind center, the Dawg Defense (and fans) barking, and the late/great Nev Chandler on the call.
If you aren’t from Cleveland, you might consider this cathedral ‘The Mistake On The Lake’, but if you’re a Browns fan – you know it personally and passionately as ‘Pandemomium Palace’.
17-year Bob Feller burst onto the MLB scene and his extraordinary fastball and high strikeout totals earned him the title “Rapid Robert”. His 266 wins / 3.25 ERA and 2,581 career K’s earned him a spot in Cooperstown. The shirt: Bella + Canvas 3413 | Unisex Triblend The tri-blend fabric creates a vintage, fitted look….