ESPN's Bomani Jones appeared in an extra segment following his time on Mike and Mike on Thursday morning to explain his t-shirt that read 'Caucasian'. The shirt drew attention for the statement it ...

The shirt, created by Shelf Life Clothing, was designed to look like a Cleveland Indians’ shirt, according to the magazine.

What could have been? A look at Nike's Cleveland Indians World Series Champs T-shirt that will never be released.

The first 10,000 fans through the gate will receive a Francisco Lindor "Mr. Smile" t-shirt, courtesy of Sherwin Williams. The team unveiled what the shirt looks like on their Twitter account Thursday.

The Indians officially began the 2018 season Thursday night with a 2-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners, but much of the talk surrounding this team still centers around the polarizing Chief Wahoo logo ...

*As the Indian Country Post notes, “every year since the 1970s, Natives have protested the Cleveland Indians’ name and mascot Chief Wahoo.” Additionally, they have never been impressed by ...

Underneath, he had on a blue shirt, filled with depictions of players from the 1995 Indians. The shirt, created by local company GV Art + Design, commemorates the team that went 100-44, surged to ...

Bomani Jones caused quite a stir on ESPN Thursday morning by wearing a shirt that said "Caucasians" with a white-faced Chief Wahoo – a parody of the Cleveland Indians logo.

A Cleveland T-shirt company's cheeky answer to controversial team nicknames and imagery of Native Americans used in professional sports has gone viral.