Donald Trump, Cleveland Indians and Guardians
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Cleveland’s former nickname had been controversial for decades by the time they changed it heading into the 2022 season. The Washington NFL team changed its name to “Commanders” the same year after going two seasons without a nickname following the removal of the former nickname.
WASHINGTON — Terry Francona did not make the decision to change Cleveland’s franchise name to the Guardians, and he’s no longer their manager, and will be half a state removed from any thoughts of revising it.
The president's comments about the team's name change have sparked fresh controversy in Northeast Ohio, though many fans say they've moved on and just want the team to win.
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Irish Star on MSNCleveland Guardians issue firm response to Donald Trump over name change demandThe U.S. President has once again made his thoughts clear on the MLB franchise dropping 'Indians' from its name, but the baseball side has no intentions of being bullied into making any decision
The Cleveland Guardians respond to President Donald Trump's recent demand that the team revert to their old name.
Cleveland's president of baseball operations Chris Antonetti said the club has had the chance to build its brand as the Guardians for the last four years.
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Irish Star on MSNDonald Trump left looking foolish as 'nonsense' tweet resurfaces after controversial threatThe U.S. President recently threatened to block the Washington Commanders’ stadium deal unless they change the name back to ‘Redskins’, despite previously slamming the topic
President Donald Trump is threatening the Commanders' NFL stadium deal if the team does not change its name back to the "Redskins," according to a recent post.