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Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield needs shoulder surgery and the operation might supersede Cleveland wrapping up the 2021 season with Game No. 17 on Sunday.

Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield needs shoulder surgery and the operation might supersede Cleveland wrapping up the 2021 season with Game No. 17 on Sunday.

The cream is starting to rise to the top. The true contenders are starting to separate themselves in the NFL Sunday Picks for Week Eight.

Monsters Thwart Griffins’ Rally With Late Power Play Goal Share this story [From the Griffins] GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – A late goal by Josh Dunne, the second of the night for the Cleveland Monsters on the power play, lifted the visitors to a 3-2 victory over the Grand Rapids Griffins on Wednesday at Van Andel Arena. For the second straight contest the Griffins rallied to tie the score after falling behind 0-2 only to see their guest pull out the victory, extending their winless streak to a sea...

  West Side Market towers over Ohio City, a neighborhood dominated by unique shops and restaurants. (Shreyas Banerjee/The Observer) Some of the greatest pleasures I’ve had being a student at Case Western Reserve University have been my experiences simply exploring the city of Cleveland. While Cleveland has its issues, it also offers distinct character, vibrant neighborhoods and institutions that punch far above their weight for a city with a population of less than 400,000. It breaks my hear...

Apr 14, 2021 Welcome to The Opener, where every weekday morning you’ll get a fresh, topical column to start your day from one of SI.com’s MLB writers. There was a point last year when it was easy to feel that Shohei Ohtani was simply a good baseball player. Of course, “a good baseball player” is not a bad thing, no matter the context. But it could have felt like a bit of a letdown here. It was a revision of the old conventional wisdom on Ohtani—which was that he was a unicorn, a mirac...

(Article by Bob McManus republished from NYPost.com) The story described a high state of angst among east siders resulting from sustained “gunfire and car crashes” caused in turn by “the combined impact of the pandemic and the recession that have battered the country.” No doubt this is true, as far as it goes. But it doesn’t go nearly far enough. The auto accidents are described in some detail (“cars have crashed into a corner grocery store, a home and a beloved local diner”), b...