The Cleveland Indians have been bringing joy and excitement to fans for decades now, and this year should prove to be no different. Professional baseball in Cleveland dates back all the way to 1869, and so the new Jacobs field, constructed in 1994, had a warm welcome to the city of Cleveland. With a wide array of services, Jacobs field is a great place to go out for fun filled and exciting afternoon.

Cleveland Indians tickets are prized possessions as the Tribe makes its push for a world championship. Beautiful Jacobs Field is rocking, and the Indians are mashing opponents thanks to the ridiculous talents of center fielder Grady Sizemore and catcher Victor Martinez, among others. Perhaps no team boasts as intimidating a mound presence as 6-foot-7 C.C. Sabathia, who is a strikeout and winning machine. It's been almost 60 years since the Indians won a World Series, but that drought is bound to end soon. Cleveland Indians tickets are hard to get because this is a team on the cusp of greatness. The Tribe has won an astonishing six division titles since 1995, including two American League pennants. Get your Cleveland Indians tickets right away.

Be sure to order your Indians tickets today and get out to Jacobs Field to experience some unbeatable baseball action! Indians tickets are always in high demand and this year should prove to be no different.

A brief history of the Cleveland Indians

The Cleveland Indians, also known as the Tribe, are a Major League Baseball team that plays in the Central Division of the American League. The Indians are owned by Richard Jacobs and managed by Eric Wedge. The Indians play their home games at Jacobs Field in downtown Cleveland. Jacobs field was built in 1994 as a replacement to old Cleveland Stadium. Jacobs Field is a state of the art facility with all the amenities a new stadium should offer. Also known as the Jake, Jacobs Field seats over 43,000 Indian fans.

The Cleveland Indians were one of the original American League teams that began play in 1901. Originally known as the Blues, Bronchos or Naps (so called because of their first star player/manager, Nap Lajoie), the name Indians did not become official until 1915. The Indians played their home games at League Park from 1901 till 1946. The teams first owners were Charles W. Somers and Jack Kilfoy. Despite the bevy of talent that played for the Indians during their first two decades, the Indians were perennial cellar dwellers. The Indians featured all stars like Nap Lajoie, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Tris Speaker and Cy Young during their first 20 seasons of play.

The Cleveland Indians won their first World Series Championship in 1920 by defeating the Brooklyn Robins 5 games to 2. The 1920 Indians were led by player/manager Tris Speaker and 30 game winner Jim Bagby. After the 1920 Championship the Indians slipped back off the map, going the next 24 years without a post season appearance. The Indians won their second American League Pennant and World Series in 1948. The Indians beat the Boston Braves in the 1948 World Series 4 games to 2 with Stars like player/manager Lou Broudreau, Larry Doby, Dale Mitchell, Bob Feller and Bob Lemon. The Indians won 111 games in route to the 1954 American League Pennant but lost to the New York Giants 4 games to 0 in the 54 World Series.

After the Cleveland Indians won the 1954 American League Pennant they went into a 40 year funk. Despite having stars like Rocky Colavito, Leon Wagner, Graig Nettles, Chris Chambliss, Oscar Gamble, Boog Powell, Andre Thornton, Dennis Eckersley and Joe Carter, the Indians were consistently the worst team in baseball year in and year out. Everything changed in 1994. The Indians moved from old Cleveland Stadium, where they had played since 1932, into their new state of the art stadium, Jacobs Field. The Indians won their Division for the fist time ever and reached the post season in 40 years their first season at the Jake. Mike Hargrove managed the Indians to five straight Division titles from 1995 through 1999. The Indians won two American League Pennants with Stars like Albert Belle, Dennis Martinez, Jim Thome, Manny Ramirez, Orel Hershieser and Bartolo Colon. Despite their success during the late 1990s, the Indians failed twice in the World Series. They lost the 1995 World Series to the Atlanta Braves 4 games to 2. They returned to the Fall Classic in 1997 but lost to the Florida Marlins 4 games to 3. The Marlins scored once in the bottom of the ninth inning of game 7 to tie the game and then won the game and series with a run in the 11th inning.

The Cleveland Indians won the division again in 2001 but lost in the first round of the playoffs. Since then the Indians have been in a rebuilding stage. They failed to resign or simply traded all the star players that led them to the playoffs during the late 90s. They have relied upon young players like Victor Martinez, Cliff Lee, Ben Broussard and Grady Sizemore to win games for them. Young players led the Indians to a 93 win season in 2005 but they slipped to only 78 wins in 2006. Optimism is high in the Cleveland area and Tribe Tickets are always hot items during the hazy days of summer. The Indians and their fans expect the Tribe to be a formidable team in 2007.