Larry Dolan, the long-serving owner of the Cleveland Guardians, has passed away at the age of 94. Dolan, who bought the team in 2000, was a significant figure in the community and made a lasting impact during his tenure. Dolan was not just an owner but a devoted Cleveland native whose love for baseball and investment in the team was evident. He helped change the franchise’s trajectory, and under his leadership, the Guardians reached the postseason five times, including a run to the World Series in 2016. ‘Larry was a pioneer for a new generation of baseball owners,’ said Joe Sheehan, a sports analyst. Dolan is remembered fondly by peers and fans alike for his dedication to the team and its community involvement. His passing marks the end of an era for a franchise that has seen significant changes in recent years, including a name change that was part of the team’s effort to foster inclusivity. The Guardians organization expressed their condolences, stating, ‘Larry’s love for the sport and his commitment to the people of Cleveland will be missed.’ His legacy in Cleveland will live on as the franchise continues to build on the foundation he helped establish.
Cleveland Guardians Owner Larry Dolan Passes Away at 94
