That seems to be what’s going to happen on November 26 according to a very general pic posted on their site.

Skiing? Skating? Sledding? Snowman-making?

Can I throw snowballs at Andy Marte?

Who the hell knows.

It could be their best on-the-field decision in the last ten years.

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This article appears in Sep 8-14, 2010.

Vince Grzegorek has been with Scene since 2007 and editor-in-chief since 2012. He previously worked at Discount Drug Mart and Texas Roadhouse.

5 replies on “Indians Are Turning Progressive Field Into a Winter Sports Park?”

  2. That would be interesting, and would prolly spark some desire in bringing an NHL Franchise to Cleveland or at the least give us another sport to watch during the winter season… Personally i think Dolan is running out of money and is just looking for ways to make a buck, after all it seems the only thing hes good at is dealing away is good players….

  3. I remember hearing Dolan say when he bought the team not only did he want to win a World Series he wanted to win several!!! That is a quote!…I don’t see any World Series Championships yet?….Dolan should sell the team….Why also does he get rid of promising prospects every year?????…..This guy is a goofball!!!….

  4. Baseball is a business as is any other professional sport. The Indians have a great farm system that churns out these great players. When they get too expensive, tey get dealt away. Winning a Cy Young award is a guaranteed ticket OUT of cleveland if only because Dolan doesn’t want to pay the big bucks a major market franchise like the yankees could pay. Basically. The words “dream deferred” come to mind.

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