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1997 Cleveland Indians American League Championship Ring

The 1995 Cleveland Indians American League Championship Ring is a remarkable piece of baseball history, symbolizing the team’s outstanding achievement during that season. With a 100–44 record, the Indians clinched the American League pennant, marking a significant milestone in the franchise’s legacy.

• Front: The ring prominently displays the words “Cleveland Indians A.L. Champs” encircling a central design adorned with 13 real diamonds.
• Left Shank: Features the recipient’s name and the American League logo
• Right Shank: Inscribed with “1995 WORLD SERIES JACOBS FIELD 100-44,” commemorating the team’s historic season.

The value of these rings has appreciated over time, influenced by factors such as the team’s performance, the ring’s provenance, and the historical context. The use of the Chief Wahoo logo, which is no longer in active use by the team, has added a layer of nostalgia and exclusivity, potentially enhancing its appeal to collectors. The Cleveland Indians clinched the 1997 AL pennant by defeating the Baltimore Orioles 4–2 in the Championship Series. Managed by Mike Hargrove, the series MVP was Marquis Grissom Though triumphant in the ALCS, the Indians fell to the Florida Marlins in a dramatic seven‑game World Series