Sports are the lifeblood of Cleveland pride. Brown and orange, navy and red, and wine and gold pump through our veins. Go beyond the Xs and Os with stories on local athletes, pro teams and youth sports.
From a unanimous approval to a rich hockey legacy, the city prepares to welcome rising NHL talent and league leaders for a weekend of celebration.
by Christina Rufo
Paul Hoynes is known for getting his stories done no matter what like writing a full-page story about Albert Belle, without Belle talking to him.
by Jennifer Pignolet
Major wins, devastating losses, winning streaks and scandals made this a fascinating, jam-packed year for the local sports scene.
by Dennis Manoloff
The Hall will induct a new class on December 2 in its new location at the Roundstone Athletic Center in Ohio City.
by Vince Guerrieri
After a harrowing week of medical procedures, the former Browns quarterback, who was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver in 2024, says he's out of surgery and feeling good.
by Dillon Stewart
The former Browns quarterback says he has undergone a handful of medical procedures and had complications in getting the liver transplant he needs.
by Dillon Stewart
The jerseys are accompanied by a matching court design that will debut at Rocket Arena this month.
by Julia Lombardo
The Cavs are honoring their past with the return of their 2000s uniforms and court design, connecting today’s stars with one of the team’s most memorable eras.
by Jaden Stambolia
The Cleveland Guardians faced off against the Detroit Tigers in the American League Wild Card series at Progressive Field this week.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
The Guardians’ team of groundskeepers keeps the field game-ready, in any condition, all season — and postseason — long.
by Paul Kiska
The event is predicted to bring more than 100,000 people to Cleveland and $70 million to the local economy.
by Jalen Hobson
