When is indians home opener 2017

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The Winner is fully responsible for any and all applicable federal, state, territory, provincial and local taxes including income and withholding taxes. Associated Press. Below are the results for each home opener in the history of the Cleveland Indians, beginning with the first season in The opener, however, wasn't actually in Cleveland. The game was moved to Milwaukee after snow - up to 10 inches measured at Jacobs Field - forced the cancellation of an series against Seattle.

So the Angels and Indians played Cleveland's "home opener" in Milwaukee, with Cleveland winning, Before the opening of Jacobs Field, now known as Progressive Field, the Indians often played before the largest crowd in baseball for opening day. The last opener in the old stadium, in , drew 73, fans. Attendance was typically close to 42, for the openers after the Indians moved to Jacobs Field now Progressive Field in through