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Cleveland Indians (NFL) - The Cleveland Indians was the name of three separate National Football League teams from Cleveland, Ohio. They played in the 1921 (formerly the Tigers), 1923 (from 1924-25, and 1927 called the Bulldogs) and 1931 seasons.

Cleveland Indians - The Cleveland Indians (nicknamed The Tribe) are a Major League Baseball team based in Cleveland, Ohio. They currently are in the Central Division of the American League.

List of the Top 100 Greatest Cleveland Indians - On March 23, 2001, a panel of veteran baseball writers, historians and executives selected a roster of the Top 100 Greatest Cleveland Indians players, as part of the club’s 100th Anniversary Celebration.

Cleveland Indians/Managers and ownership - Managers, general managers, and owners of the Cleveland Indians baseball team:

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