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Indians Agree To Extend Lease At Progressive Field Through 2036

By Steve Adams | August 5, 2021 at 3:59pm CDT

The Indians announced Thursday that they’ve reached an agreement with the city of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County and the State of Ohio on a “collaboration for the future preservation and enhancement of Progressive Field.” The agreement will include facility upgrades for the stadium itself and, most notably, extend the team’s lease at the ballpark for “at least 15 years to 2036.” The agreement also comes with “the potential for 10 additional years to 2046.” The city and county councils still need to approve the project within the coming months, but it doesn’t seem there’s much doubt they’ll both do so.

“Our organization is proud to continue our long-term commitment to Cleveland by ensuring we keep our ballpark competitive,” owner Paul Dolan said in this morning’s press release. “We want to give our fans, our community, and our players the best ballpark experience possible. We are excited and appreciate the collaborative effort displayed by leadership from the county, city, and state to help make this first step possible and look forward to the next stages in the legislative process to finalize the agreement.”

Tom Withers of the Associated Press reports that the collaboration calls for $435MM worth of renovations, funded by an undisclosed division of expenses among the city, county, state and team. The press release stresses that the government funding involves no new or increased taxes to residents.

Today’s announcement confirms the longstanding expectation the organization will stay in Cleveland for the foreseeable future. While the current lease is set to expire after the 2023 season, Zack Meisel, Jason Lloyd and Bill Shea of the Athletic wrote last month that a lease extension looked likely. The Indians have played at Progressive Field since 1994, making it the tenth-longest tenured active team-ballpark pairing in MLB.

The franchise has been in Cleveland since 1901. Only the Cubs, Reds, Cardinals, Pirates and Phillies have been in their current city for a longer time. Beginning in 2022, the organization is adopting the “Guardians” moniker in homage to the “Guardians of Traffic” statues on Cleveland’s Hope Memorial Bridge.

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  1. Deleted User

    4 years ago

    Only fitting the Guardians would play in Progressive Field

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    • Ham Fighter

      4 years ago

      Cleveland stole there name from the fubon guardians of Taiwan baseball!!!

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      • Fever Pitch Guy

        4 years ago

        Oh come on guys … we all know they should rename the stadium “Galaxy Field”.

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        • Curly Was The Smart Stooge

          4 years ago

          By 2036 we will have reached the “nobody wins, nobody loses, & everyone gets a trophy. After all we can’t be allowed to hurt anyone’s feelings – that’s progressive for you.

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        • Justplayball@13

          4 years ago

          @ Njbirdsfan
          Three things:
          1. Capitalism has been proven to be the best possible system for a society of free people who work. That is why the United States in a very short period of time (relative to recorded history) is the world’s leader. And we will continue to be even if most politicians and the LeBrons of the world are scared too stand up and point out the horrific things China does on a daily.
          2. The only reason small business have failed is due to unwarranted non-scientific mandated authoritarian lockdowns.
          3. Why would you ever call someone “little boy”? That just shows that you are rude and disrespectful for no reason. Im a thick skinned guy, but really? I hope they remove your post and your account.
          Go Phils.

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        • MatthewLVT17

          4 years ago

          False. A mixed economy between capitalism and socialism, where the money is properly allocated, is the best system.

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        • Mlb1971

          4 years ago

          Curly – The average age of baseball fans is what like 70. By 2036 all the fans will be dead, and so will baseball.

          Reply
        • Justplayball@13

          4 years ago

          @MatthewLVT17
          Just saying false doesn’t make it true. Capitalism has proven to uplift the average citizen who has an idea and the desire to see it through. A government can have assistance programs to help those in need, however any type of socialism always leads to citizens becoming fully dependent on government government subsidies and welfare programs. Controlling the flow of goods and the amount of cash flow within the system (government printing money and giving it away) will lead to a depressed value of the currency which will lead to a depression.

          Reply
      • sufferforsnakes

        4 years ago

        No, they stole it from the Cleveland Guardians, the men’s professional roller derby team. For reals.

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        • Fever Pitch Guy

          4 years ago

          I would have gone with the Rockers.

          After all, Cleveland is the home of Rock and Roll.

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    • Faith in the Padres

      4 years ago

      They really should have went with spiders. Guardians is just lame. And the logo isn’t very inspiring.

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      • underdog

        4 years ago

        Should we explore the name of your favorite team next? (;) Just giving ya a hard time. I was a fan of Spiders as well, though I think Guardians will be fine and it does have a LOT of history and attachment with people in Cleveland which is key.)

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        • sufferforsnakes

          4 years ago

          In my opinion, ownership’s stated focus on the city while choosing the new name is disrespectful to those Tribe fans that have never lived in Cleveland, or even Ohio, who became fans of THE INDIANS while rooting from afar. Lots of them came onboard back in the 90’s when they were one of the most exciting franchises ever.
          This way of thinking, in focusing so much on CLEVELAND, seems like an odd way to expand their footprint elsewhere. I was born and raised in NE Ohio, but this line of thinking irritates me.
          I’m still undecided whether or not I will continue to root for them after the name changes. I know one thing. If I do decide to remain a fan of the team, I will never wear anything with that stupid new name.

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        • PiratesFan1981

          4 years ago

          @sufferfortribe 2 I realize you may have hurt feelings about the name and how attached you were to the “Indians” name. But we all have to be respectful of each other’s feelings and make proper changes. It’s ok to feel the way you do, but let daddy treat you to a ice cream cone and a special trophy.

          Just calm down dude, I’d understand if the “Guardians” moved out of Cleveland and being upset. But sheez, it’s just a name. Support your team and buy a Jersey with your favorite players name on the back. Or even get your own name on the back of one. Buy a hot dog or two and cheer on those boys and wear that jersey with Pride.

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        • deeznuts

          4 years ago

          The name is a slur
          Stop living in the past and embrace progress

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        • Deleted User

          4 years ago

          Progress is a strong words coming from username…deeznuts.

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        • Halo11Fan

          4 years ago

          The problem is you are not being respectful to Native Americans.

          They don’t care about the name. Progressive Woke people care about the name and no one has to be respectful of their feelings especially when they don’t respect other people’s feelings.

          About ten feet beyond my back yard fence is an Indian Colony. Yes, it has Indian Colony in it’s name. NO ONE WHO LIVES THERE CARES!!!!!

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        • pc01

          4 years ago

          Native Americans have loudly and passionately protested these archaic names and mascots for decades. I’m glad you polled your neighbors and decided that would be reflective of an entire population, but that’s really not how these things work. And stop saying woke, it makes you sound like a hillbilly – and I don’t like calling people hillbillies anymore than I like calling someone woke.

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        • sufferforsnakes

          4 years ago

          I don’t have to be respectful to anything, especially your feelings. I don’t eat ice cream, and you know where you can stick that special trophy.

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        • Avory

          4 years ago

          @sufferfortribe 2

          I love the Cleveland Indians, both the name, history AND Chief Wahoo, but your argument completely eludes me.

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        • Avory

          4 years ago

          @deeznuts

          It’s a slur?

          Then who were the members of AIM? (American Indian Movement)

          Alaskan Eskimos?

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        • MatthewLVT17

          4 years ago

          You’re factually wrong about the natives not caring but ok

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        • thebluemeanie

          4 years ago

          No one cares if you don’t root for the team or not. Frankly, we could do without miserable people like you in our fan base anyway.

          Reply
        • thebluemeanie

          4 years ago

          Wow, you don’t come off like a miserable, bitter old man at all. Do you shake your fist at traffic too?

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        • thebluemeanie

          4 years ago

          Ever thought of thought of changing your name to insufferablefortribe?

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      • Avory

        4 years ago

        @ Faith in Padres

        What’s truly lame is saying “should have went.”

        Good lord, what has happened to the language?

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        • thebluemeanie

          4 years ago

          Same people that say “should of” instead of “should have”.

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    • Francys01

      4 years ago

      Awesome. Nice stadium.

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    • anthonyd4412

      4 years ago

      As long as Progressive has the naming rights, I’m not going

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      • Polish Hammer

        4 years ago

        The Jake!

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        • osfan33

          4 years ago

          The Jake presented by State Farm is a real missed opportunity.

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      • marcfrombrooklyn

        4 years ago

        There’s a place to get a t-shirt to express outrage at this kind of naming wrong. I wear mine to Flushing all the time. Keeps me off the cameras.

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    • thebluemeanie

      4 years ago

      Only fitting a guy from Nebraska would make that comment. “Me no like progress.”

      Reply
  2. cgallant

    4 years ago

    Umm…Guardians

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    • Monkey’s Uncle

      4 years ago

      Next year. They said that they will keep using Indians through the end of the season, so the site is too I suppose.

      Reply
    • anthonyd4412

      4 years ago

      No. Indians

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      • Appalachian_Outlaw

        4 years ago

        It’s the Indians. Next year I’m still going to call them the Indians, too, because the new name is trash and they didn’t have to change it.

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        • Say Hey Now Kid

          4 years ago

          You tell ‘em, sea bass

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        • MatthewLVT17

          4 years ago

          You’re going to look pathetic doing so but good on ya

          Reply
  3. Monkey’s Uncle

    4 years ago

    I still say that they could have saved 15% or more by switching to Geico Field.

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    • hd-electraglide

      4 years ago

      And would only have taken 15 minutes!

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  4. gvac524

    4 years ago

    Seriously…got to be PC…no “Indians”

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    • miggy4prez

      4 years ago

      Next year. Read the news

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  5. FletcherFan66

    4 years ago

    *Jacobs Field

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    • Mr. E Team

      4 years ago

      To honor the great billionaire owner? No thanks.

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      • hiflew

        4 years ago

        You know, without these great billionaire owners there would be no pro sports at all. None at all. Cities are never going to subsidize pro sports teams. So maybe you should think about that before dismissing the impact of owners on sports.

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        • marcfrombrooklyn

          4 years ago

          Are you saying that pro sports don’t make money hand over fist and that the only reason they exist is that billionaires lose money to keep them around since no bank would finance them?

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      • FletcherFan66

        4 years ago

        Sounds like you’re jealous that there’ll never be a stadium named after you. Cry.

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      • Polish Hammer

        4 years ago

        No geg42, many people just don’t want to say the name of the insurance company that trimmed a ton of local jobs while somehow finding the $$$ to sponsor a stadium.

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        • Mr. E Team

          4 years ago

          I feel that. I won’t call the Sf Giants stadium anything but Willie Mays Park (at McCovey Cove).
          But FWIW, Insurance companies are not good guys. They are fundamentally heartless. The people who work there are real people with lives and loved ones.
          The company is betting you that something bad will happen.

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    • sufferforsnakes

      4 years ago

      Absolutely! It will always be The Jake!

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      • Halo11Fan

        4 years ago

        The Angels play in the Big “A” or Anaheim Stadium. The Dodgers play in Chavez Ravine.

        So I know what you mean.

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      • Mr. E Team

        4 years ago

        The Jake I can get behind.

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  6. A'sfaninUK

    4 years ago

    What Native American/First Nations people are leasing Progressive Field? They have names yknow!

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  7. LordD99

    4 years ago

    …but will the Indians and future Guardians extend their commitment to the city of Cleveland for the same period? A stadium lease may not prevent a relocation to another city.

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  8. martras

    4 years ago

    Given the age of the stadium, that seems like a pretty long extension. If we push Progressive Field back 15 years, it would have been built in 1979 making it one of the oldest stadiums in the league.

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    • Michael Chaney

      4 years ago

      It’s been renovated a few times already and the team has mentioned in the past that they want it to be one of the timeless ballparks like Wrigley and Fenway. Whether that can happen or not, remains to be seen. But that’s at least their goal.

      Besides, they played at Municipal Stadium before that. Pretty much anything is an upgrade from there.

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      • Polish Hammer

        4 years ago

        True, and nothing worse than holding the fans hostage for the funding to provide a brand new stadium every ~20 years.

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      • Monkey’s Uncle

        4 years ago

        Amen to your last sentiment Michael. I don’t like to throw around the word “dump” much when it comes to stadiums, but the shoe fits. Municipal was unfortunately one of many terrible baseball stadiums of its era, and might have been the worst.

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      • Redstitch108* 2

        4 years ago

        If they wanted a timeless ballpark, they should start with a timeless name. Changing it to a sponsor name is NOT what happens to timeless ballparks: IE Wrigley, Fenway, Yankee stadium.

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        • Halo11Fan

          4 years ago

          Wrigley Field? Wrigley was a sponsor.

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        • Polish Hammer

          4 years ago

          Unfortunately, small market teams need to squeeze every bit of revenue they possibly can, so I get it. But, they can get them to fork over the money for naming rights, doesn’t mean I or many others will ever call it that.

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  9. MilwaukeeStrong

    4 years ago

    Cleveland Guardians sounds like a team you make in a MLB 2k11 for xbox

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    • miggy4prez

      4 years ago

      Not even one you make, it’s auto generated by the CPU

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      • Polish Hammer

        4 years ago

        Yes, and Brewers is one you’d find in the local slow pitch softball league.

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  10. the outlaw

    4 years ago

    I’ve given it a week and The name and logo are still embarrassingly lame. I don’t think I’ll ever be comfortable with it. It just sucks. It’s not a baseball name.

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    • underdog

      4 years ago

      And Indians is a baseball name? Most baseball team nicknames are not “baseball-y” at first or don’t make a ton of sense if you think TOO hard about them, but we’re now used to all of them.

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      • the outlaw

        4 years ago

        Like I said. I don’t see that rolling off my tongue. Ever. Supposedly it only has value to the people that live there. Something about a bridge……
        I understand wanna defend it but it’s not gonna work for me. Good luck tho.

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    • jdgoat

      4 years ago

      Agreed. The “Indians” had to go, but this was deemed the best alternative? Lmao

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  11. Dorothy_Mantooth

    4 years ago

    There is a court case now from the Cleveland Guardians roller-derby team. The roller derby team filed for a trademark on the Cleveland Guardians name 4 days after the Indians announced this would be their new name. The roller derby team created a corporation back in 2017 under the name of the Cleveland Guardians so there’s a chance that this nickname might not stick in MLB if the roller derby team is successful in the courts. Classic…

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    • HubcapDiamondStarHalo

      4 years ago

      I’m going to take a wild guess that the Indians/Guardians can afford better lawyers…

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      • hiflew

        4 years ago

        Yeah, but are they willing to pay the full price for them or will they wait around for a bargain basement attorney later on?

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  12. Pads Fans

    4 years ago

    Progressive Field construction was partially funded by a Cuyahoga County sin tax that was set to expire in 2022. Looks like its going to be extended to at least partially pay for these improvements to the ballpark.

    Hasn’t slowed drinking or smoking in Cleveland so I guess no one will notice when the price of a case of beer or a pack of smokes doesn’t go down a few cents.

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  13. DarkSide830

    4 years ago

    shocker, most of the comments are about the team name. ugh. can we move on now?

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  14. cleump1953

    4 years ago

    Still believe they should have changed the name to The Rockers, in honor of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and Rocky Colavito. Guardians, NOT

    Reply
    • Polish Hammer

      4 years ago

      Ah yes, the Hall of Fame that doesn’t even care to have induction ceremonies local when they enshrine musicians that have nothing to do with Rock & Roll. It’s the equivalent of the Pro Football Hall of Fame down the road inducting great athletes from hockey, basketball and baseball.

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  15. Redstitch108* 2

    4 years ago

    Should have been the Spiders. I could see some pretty cool merchandise there. Guardians is just lame. Sounds like a Millennial came up with that one. You know the folks who believe climate change is real and who have never watched a movie that didn’t feature super heroes. Brilliant.

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  16. Texas Outlaw

    4 years ago

    I liked the name Rockers.

    Reply
  17. DodgerOK

    4 years ago

    Hmmm, no new taxes? Does that mean they will divert money from other, more important projects?

    1
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    • Polish Hammer

      4 years ago

      “The press release stresses that the government funding involves no new or increased taxes to residents.”

      So no new taxes, just the same taxes they’ve been collecting. Problem is they wouldn’t come close to the almost 1/2 billion dollars needed for the repairs.

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  18. toddb113

    4 years ago

    They’ll move by 2024.

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  19. chedzsays1

    4 years ago

    the Tigers have also been in Detroit longer than the Indians have been in Cleveland. They are the only AL team that has the same name and city going back to the pre 1901 days when it was known as the Western League.

    Reply
  20. jorge78

    4 years ago

    It’s typical Cleveland that the Guardians didn’t Google their new name before announcing it. They would have found out the moniker “Guardians” belongs to a local mens roller derby team LOL! Hostage negotiations have commenced…..

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  21. jorge78

    4 years ago

    …..or they could name themselves after their manager like they did over 105 year ago.
    They could be The Terrys or The Frans…..

    Reply
  22. DanielDannyDano

    4 years ago

    Shouldn’t Progressive Insurance pay for the upgrades?

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  23. IronBallsMcGinty

    4 years ago

    I wonder how people would feel about the new name if say by some strange twist of fate, they turn out to be really good next year and manage to win the world series.

    How many would actually be too proud or stubborn to wear any gear that says “Cleveland Guardians 2022 World Series Champions”?

    Reply
  24. Jim Carter

    4 years ago

    I think the Indians should be called the Cleveland Marvel Comic Book Heroes.

    Reply
  25. Justplayball@13

    4 years ago

    @MatthewLVT17
    Just saying false doesn’t make it true. Capitalism has proven to uplift the average citizen who has an idea and the desire to see it through. A government can have assistance programs to help those in need, however any type of socialism always leads to citizens becoming fully dependent on government government subsidies and welfare programs. Controlling the flow of goods and the amount of cash flow within the system (government printing money and giving it away) will lead to a depressed value of the currency which will lead to a depression.

    Reply
    • Polish Hammer

      4 years ago

      Interesting breakdown on who kicks in what money:

      $150mil Dolans (ownership)
      $138mil Cuyahoga County
      $117mil Cleveland
      $30mil Ohio
      $435mil total and tax payers footing 2/3 of the bill.

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  26. Bi Soxual

    4 years ago

    Guardians” in this day & age is about ugly court cases!!! Great choice Cle

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