Cleveland, OH
2 teenagers shot on Cleveland’s East Side
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A 15-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy were shot on the city’s East side Sunday evening.
The victims were shot in the area of E. 116th Street and Miles Avenue around 10:30 p.m. Sunday. This is in the city’s Union Miles neighborhood.
Cleveland police said the victims were walking in the area when they saw other males running.
An unknown vehicle then pulled up and someone inside fired shots at them.
Cleveland EMS said the 16-year-old suffered serious injuries and the 15-year-old boy has minor injuries.
Cleveland police rendered first aid before EMS transported them to a local hospital.
There are no arrests.
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Cleveland, OH
Guardians Have One Clear and Massive Need During MLB Offseason
The MLB offseason is upon us. While the Cleveland Guardians are still stinging following their ALCS loss to the New York Yankees, they now have an opportunity to improve and get ready to be even better in 2025.
As all Guardians fans know, the team does not usually get aggressive during the offseason. However, there are some clear issues that Cleveland will need to address.
They could use another big bat to help fix the offensive woes that plagued them at times throughout the 2024 season. Adding a bat would be a huge step in the right direction, but there is another need that is much more pressing.
Bleacher Report recently took a look at the team’s offseason. They named three needs the Guardians should focus on. First and foremost, they need a starting pitcher, and the next two needs were another starting pitcher and a third starting pitcher.
Here is a bit of the reasoning behind starting pitching being such a massive need during the offseason.
“Both Matt Boyd and Alex Cobb ended up playing a key role down the stretch and into October, but the Guardians were forced to take short-term flyers on those veterans returning from injury because nothing else was sticking at the third, fourth and fifth spots in their rotation. And now both are free agents, putting them back to hoping for the best from the likes of Gavin Williams, Triston McKenzie, Joey Cantillo and Logan Allen—unless they make an atypical splash for a free agent.”
Matthew Boyd could be a piece that is brought back, as suggested by them, but that wouldn’t be nearly enough to fix the issues.
“Maybe they’ll manage to bring Boyd back, but that hardly feels like enough, even if we’re operating under the assumption the bullpen is going to collectively have one of the greatest seasons of all time for a second consecutive year.”
Shane Bieber is a big name in free agency this offseason. Cleveland needs to figure out a way to bring him back. He would be a huge part of contending for a World Series moving forward, assuming he comes back strong from Tommy John surgery.
No one should be expecting the Guardians to add three starting pitchers this offseason. At least, they shouldn’t expect three high-impact starters.
If they can bring back Bieber and Boyd, that would be a big step in the right direction. They could then look to dip their toes into the lower tiers of free agency to try and find a diamond in the rough.
All of that being said, Cleveland needs to shore up their rotation. Hopefully, they’re able to accomplish that goal this offseason.
Cleveland, OH
Here are all the deals for Cleveland Restaurant Week and Cleveland Pizza Week
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – From Nov. 11 to Nov. 17 restaurants and pizza joints around Cleveland will be running deals to celebrate restaurant and pizza week.
Cleveland Restaurant Week, organized by Cleveland Independents, has compiled a list of nearly 30 restaurants offering a $39 three-course meal deal.
This includes an appetizer, a main dish and a dessert.
You can find a map for all the participating locations here.
Many of Cleveland’s most popular pizza joints will also be serving up slices for the seven days of Cleveland Pizza Week.
Participating pizza places will have a $9 pizza deal.
You can download the pizza week app here to keep up to date on all things pizza week.
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Cleveland, OH
Cleveland barber shot at by client with no money to pay for haircut, owner says
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The owner of the Urban Kutz Barbershop chain is asking for help in finding the man who he says fired a shot at one of his barbers Sunday.
According to Waverly Willis, the suspect walked into the barbershop in the 11100 block of Detroit Ave. on Sunday.
He didn’t have the money to pay for a haircut and during the confrontation, Willis said the man pulled out a 9mm pistol and shot at one of the barbers.
The barber was not injured and the shooter fled the scene.
Cleveland Police said they received the around 3:30 p.m. for shots fired in the area.
Officers said their investigation led them to learn that an argument between an employee and a client led to the client firing one shot inside the business, however no one was struck.
Officer said the suspect then exited and shot four to five times outside the business and left the scene.
No injuries were reported by police.
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