Jim Ingraham

3 weeks ago | chroniclet.com | Jim Ingraham

Jim Ingraham: Cavs don't show up, aren't physical enough It is arguably the worst showing by a Cleveland team in a big game maybe ever. The final score was 129-109, and it wasn’t nearly that close. Halfway through the third quarter the Cavs were losing 92-58.

1 month ago | baseballamerica.com | Jim Ingraham

“He is a physical presence at 6-foot-1, 225 pounds,” Guardians assistant GM James Harris said, “and has the athleticism to play all three outfield positions.”The Cubs drafted Rosario in the sixth round in 2023 out of P27 Academy in Lexington, S.C. He grew up in the Dominican Republic but moved to to the U.S. at age 16 to play baseball, initially in Boston. Last year at Low-A Myrtle Beach, he hit 16 home runs and stole 20 stolen bases in 109 games.

1 month ago | medina-gazette.com | Jim Ingraham

Who is the best coach in Cavaliers history? Is it Bill Fitch, who was coach for the first 10 seasons of the franchise’s existence (1970-79)? Is it Lenny Wilkins (8 years, 1986-93)? Is it Mike Fratello (7 years, 1993-99)? Is it the vastly underrated Mike Brown (6 years, 2005-10, plus 2013-14)? Is it Tyronn Lue, who drove the bus for two full seasons, parts of two others and, not incidentally, was the coach who accepted the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy on behalf of the 2016 NBA champion Cavaliers?

1 month ago | medina-gazette.com | Jim Ingraham

Jim Ingraham: Donovan Mitchell, Cavaliers followingLeBron James' script from 2016They are the two greatest players in Cavaliers history, one without question, because he is arguably the greatest player in NBA history. The other might be quibble-able, though not to these eyes, which see him as the best player on this year’s Cavs team, which is already the second-best team in franchise history, with a chance to become the best Cleveland round-ballers in the city’s history.

1 month ago | brownszone.com | Jim Ingraham

Friday night was Part 2 of the Mel Kiper Invitational and Part 2 of the Browns’ latest attempt to, well, supposedly, anyway, make their team better. Time will tell on how well the Browns drafted, but if you go strictly by what history tells us, well, let’s just say, how about those Guardians!The Browns went into the draft with a desperate need for a quarterback who can navigate the NFL waters well enough so that the Browns don’t have to draft or trade for another quarterback next year.