Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Cleveland.
Cleveland will host a 30th anniversary live tour celebrating Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet with live musical accompaniment.
The cinematic concert tour will take place in January.
The Browns lost 34-10 to the Jaguars on Sept.
13 and will face the Buccaneers on Sept. 20 as coach Monken looks to fix issues with sloppy penalties and miscommunications (problems seen in both offense and defense).
The Cleveland Cavaliers announced that 15 games this season will be broadcast over the air on Gray Media TV stations WUAB (Channel 43) and WOIO (Channel 19) through a deal with DAZN.
The Browns placed running back Dylan Sampson on injured reserve after he suffered a knee injury in the season opener.
The team signed Jaleel McLaughlin to the active roster + Rocket Sanders stepped in on kickoff returns.
The MLB postseason race heats up as the Cleveland Guardians (holding the final wild card for the AL Central) now face the Chicago White Sox in a crucial three-game series; playoffs begin Tuesday, Sept.
29 with the World Series slated for Oct. 23.
The Browns placed RB Dylan Sampson on injured reserve after his knee injury in the season opener at Jacksonville and signed RB Jaleel McLaughlin from the practice squad.
The team also signed Eric Gray, Obinna Eze, Wes Pahl, and Xavier Truss.
The Guardians played the White Sox in a crucial AL Central game Tuesday, Sept.
15 at Progressive Field. The team — fresh off doubleheader walk-off wins against the Tigers — sought to boost their playoff chances in the intense series.
The Browns revealed their unofficial depth chart for Week 2 ahead of their game against the Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Sept.
20 with kickoff at 1 p.m. ET, and the game will air on CBS.
Autodesk’s Front Office Playbook episode one shows how the Browns & partners use Autodesk technology to design the new Huntington Bank Field, featuring updated concourses, amenities, and event spaces.
The project promises a modern fan experience and will host varied events using a connected digital approach.
Former OSU coach Urban Meyer said he would never have allowed Texas to score with 1:02 left, while coach Ryan Day stood by his goal-line decision despite the unsuccessful stop — comments made after a game where Texas made a 20–point comeback.
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