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Baseball in Cleveland… The ’70s were pretty rough. The ’80s were even worse! Then we moved to The Jake a since then have been pretty great. Through it all, we have loved the Tribe…regardless of their record (or name). If Ya Know, Ya Know…some great ones here! • The shirt: vintage look and feel •…
Albert Belle 1st player in MLB history to hit 50 HRs/50 doubles in season in the same season. He sure let the BoSox know it in the ALDS….💪👈 it wasn’t a corked bat, it was just Mr. Freeze’s brute strength hammering the baseball. #AB #1995Forever Vintage look and feel 100% ring-spun cotton Garment-dyed Relaxed…
If you were a Cleveland Indians fan in the 1980’s, you certainly know this memorable jingle… “So Catch Indian Fever…Be A Believer!”
Yes, we suffered through a tough decade of baseball, but we had great fans…(and catchy commercial jingles!)
The classic 1970s INDIANS block letters…doesn’t get much better (or more Cleveland) than that!
There is no player or story that represents the hope, spirit and essence of Cleveland fans better than Alex Cole. The “real-life” Willie Mays Hayes burst onto the scene with his game-changing speed in 1990. Tribe fans (desperate for a winner) made him an overnight star and the next season, the team front office decided…
Vote Cleveland! Speed and Power. Power and Speed. The 1995 AL Champion Indians had it all. Led by two should-be Hall of Famers: Mr. Kenny Lofton and Sir Albert Belle. Superstars that dominated the league en route to 100-44 record and Cleveland’s first World Series in most of our lifetimes. The shirt: Comfort Color 1717…
Vote Cleveland! The legendary Perfect Game thrown by Len Barker and assisted by his battery mate Ron Hassey was practically the one shining moment for the Indians for over 40 years. May 15, 1981 – a date that every Clevelander knows the significance of. And as most Clevelanders also know – everyone claims they were…
Vote Cleveland ! The rebirth and excitement of the mid 1990s Cleveland Indians baseball was made even more special because longstanding Tribe announcer Herb Score was there for it, paired with Hall of Famer legend Tom Hamilton. The only thing that rivaled the potent offensive lineup was this radio broadcasting duo! The shirt: Comfort Color…
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…