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.
The Guardians rallied from a 2-0 series deficit against the White Sox to win Game 5 on Saturday night and advance to the ALCS.
by Ron Ledgard
Chief executive officer Nic Barlage and chief impact officer Kevin Clayton emphasized a cohesive vision for Downtown Cleveland and an informed philanthropic investment strategy.
by Dillon Stewart
The Browns were named for a coach, which left them without a mascot, so an artist drew an elf. Eighty years, one hostile owner and a 35-year exile later, he's painted at midfield.
by Vince Guerrieri
What started with five guys at the Berea Recreation Center is now one of Northeast Ohio's most established arm wrestling clubs.
by Alissa Bica Raines
Jimmy and Dee’s daughter and son-in-law hope to find the right path in Haslam Sports Group's quest for a world-class stadium and a Super Bowl ring.
by Dillon Stewart
Following his early selection in this summer’s MLB draft, Landon Thome — son of Cleveland baseball legend Jim Thome — carries a famous name, a clean swing and trademark humility into his own professional baseball career.
by Colleen Smitek
The organization announced its mythologically rooted name at the Rocket Arena on Tuesday.
by Annie Nickoloff
The Miracle League spreads its values of love and inclusivity to Lake County families.
by Chloe Banno
Cleveland’s Main Library gets a chance to shine as it co-stars with the Cavaliers guard.
by Chloe Banno
LeBron James announced on X that he is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. He says it is about winning a championship.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Firestone Country Club, Akron's iconic course, said goodbye to professional golf this weekend with one last Kaulig Companies Championship, a major on the PGA Champions Tour.
by Vince Guerrieri
