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The Cleveland Guardians are gearing up for their season opener, but one player will have to wait a little longer for his season debut as pitcher Triston McKenzie has been shut down from throwing for the next two weeks.

After trading for speedy wide receiver Elijah Moore, the Browns made another move in the room, agreeing to terms with free agent wide receiver Marquise Goodwin, a league source confirmed.

Since free agency started, the Browns have been targeting areas of need, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. But the team switched gears Wednesday, trading for the Jets speedy wide receiver Elijah Moore, a league source confirmed.

The Cleveland Browns are bringing back a veteran leader presence to the roster, re-signing linebacker Anthony Walker Jr. to a one-year deal, a league source confirmed.

The Alliance City Schools (ACS) Board of Education approved Tim Goodman as the new Athletic Director during Tuesday’s regular board meeting.

Goodman was hired in 2021 as the varsity football coach and math teacher at Alliance High School. In the short time he has been with Alliance City Schools, he has established himself as a leader and valued member of the Aviator Team.

It’s official: Cleveland’s home opener on April 7 against the Mariners at 4:10 p.m. ET is sold out.

The Guardians announced the sellout on Tuesday morning. Since Progressive Field (then Jacobs Field) was opened in 1994, the club has sold out every home opener, totaling 30 straight seasons.

The Cleveland Browns are piecing together their roster through free agency and will be bringing back a familiar face as they signed quarterback Josh Dobbs to a one-year deal, his agent Mike McCartney confirmed Monday.

The Browns are busy adding to the roster as the free agenecy window officially opened Tuesday afternoon, but as some new faces join the team, two familiar faces depart as the team announced they have released defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and safety John Johnson III.

Major League Baseball is preparing to take over the broadcasts of several teams’ games, including the Cleveland Guardians, as their regional sports network heads toward bankruptcy, according to the New York Post and Sports Business Journal.

The Cleveland Browns have some work to do this offseason to fill some positions of need and bolster the roster, and that work starts in free agency.