Guardians, Progressive Insurance strike 13-year deal. Ballpark stays Progressive Field through 2036


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CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Guardians won't be changing the name of their ballpark anytime soon. The team announced a 13-year deal with Progressive Insurance to be its primary insurance provider, an agreement that will keep its downtown home called Progressive Field through the 2036 season. Progressive initially bought the naming rights in 2008. Prior to that, the ballpark was known as Jacobs Field, named after former owner Dick Jacobs. The Guardians are in the midst of a massive reconstruction project at the ballpark, which opened in 1994. The team changed its name from Indians to Guardians in 2021.

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