Cleveland, OH
Browns and Huntington Bank announce 20-year partnership that includes stadium naming rights
As part of the new partnership, Huntington Bank, a super-regional bank headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, will also become the team’s official and exclusive banking partner. The partnership strengthens both organizations’ shared vision and long-standing commitment to the Cleveland community and broader region.
“The Cleveland Browns are iconic in American sports and a globally recognized brand,” said Steve Steinour, Huntington Bank chairman, president and CEO. “Huntington Bank is thrilled to create this partnership and make this investment in the Cleveland Browns and Northeast Ohio. This is also a pivotal moment for us as it gives us a high-profile platform to elevate our brand nationally.”
Like the Browns, Huntington has deep roots in Ohio, where it was founded in 1866. The naming of Huntington Bank Field makes the bank the anchor investor in the existing or new home of the Browns for the next 20 years. Through this partnership, NFL audiences in markets around the country will begin to see the reputation Huntington has built over the last 158 years.
“Whether in the existing stadium or a new one, the Browns’ commitment to Northeast Ohio will continue to spur significant economic growth and development for years to come, and we are excited to be a part of that future,” Steinour added.
“We are thrilled to reach a long-term partnership agreement with Ohio’s own Huntington Bank,” said Dee and Jimmy Haslam, Cleveland Browns Managing and Principal Partners. “Huntington Bank has a long-standing reputation of excellence and they continue to grow both regionally and nationally, while keeping their roots here in Ohio. Giving back to the community and a focus on education are two of the many attributes that bond our organizations, and we look forward to working with Huntington to make positive impacts in Northeast Ohio and beyond. We’re excited to call the home of the Cleveland Browns Huntington Bank Field.”
Ultimately, this partnership will extend beyond the Huntington Bank Field name as the Browns and Huntington intend to launch new and dynamic ways to strengthen communities and neighborhoods across Northeast Ohio.
The first game at Huntington Bank Field will be played on September 8 as the Cleveland Browns take on the Dallas Cowboys for “America’s Game of the Week” on FOX at 4:25 pm ET.
The Cleveland Browns worked with global premium experiences company Legends to secure and negotiate this partnership with Huntington Bank.
For more information, visit HuntingtonBankField.com. Renderings of signage and additional Huntington Bank Field assets can be found here.
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Cleveland, OH
4 shot on Cleveland’s east side over alleged stolen property
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Four people were shot on the east side early Sunday morning during a fight over some alleged stolen property.
Cleveland Police were called to the 14800 block of Lawndale Ave. just before 1 a.m. Sunday.
Police found four gunshot victims ranging in age from 24 to 61.
Police say there was a “dispute over alleged stolen property” when shots were fired.
According to Cleveland Police, a 31-year-old man was arrested for the shooting.
The incident is still under investigation, according to police.
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Cleveland, OH
6 shot in East Cleveland near Shaw High School; $5K reward offered for information
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EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – East Cleveland Police Chief Ken Lundy confirmed multiple people were injured in a shooting near Euclid Avenue and Shaw Avenue Monday morning.
According to a press release from Acting Police Chief Lundy, East Cleveland Police (ECPD) were dispatched to the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Collamer Avenue just after 1 a.m.
ECPD said they found a man with a gunshot wound at the scene. Police also found a woman with multiple gunshot wounds at the scene.
Both victims were transported to the hospital, according to the release.
Just after 2 a.m., ECPD officers were at the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Shaw Avenue when they heard gunfire at the Mobil gas station on the 15100 block of Euclid Ave., according to the release.
The release said at least three gunshot victims were taken to the hospital by either police or a private vehicle.
At 2:30 a.m. ECPD were dispatched to the 1300 block of Elwood Road where they found a man with a gunshot wound. He was also taken to the hospital.
ECPD said victim conditions are currently unknown.
No suspects have been arrested in connection to the shootings, according to the release.
Acting Chief Lundy said the three shootings are unconnected.
East Cleveland was also hosting a Shaw High School reunion over the weekend, according to East Cleveland City Council President Antwon Billings. Police have not confirmed if the reunion is connected to the shootings.
All of the shootings are under investigation, according to Chief Lundy.
ECPD also released the following statement:
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Cleveland, OH
NBA Analyst Reveals Ominous Take On Cleveland Cavaliers’ Polarizing Stars
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The Cleveland Cavaliers not only chose to not make any major moves this offseason, but they doubled down on their young core.
The Cavaliers agreed to contract extensions with Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen, squelching all of the trade speculation that surrounded the group.
Well, for now.
Bleacher Report’s Zach Buckley questions whether or not the polarizing frontcourt tandem of Allen and Mobley will stand the test of time and feels that is the biggest storyline for Cleveland heading into the 2024-25 NBA campaign.
“So, while things largely stayed the same in Cleveland this offseason, so did the debates about whether its two bigs can coexist,” Buckley wrote. “Mobley and Allen might share the same frontcourt for now, but the clock could be ticking on this twin-towers tandem.”
Fans and pundits have been doubting the long-term fit of Allen and Mobley for quite some time. While Mobley has certainly made an effort to expand his range to beyond the three-point line, the floor spacing of the Cavs’ frontcourt remains dubious.
As a result, some feel that the Cavaliers should break up their big man duo and bring in a player who better fits the modern NBA landscape.
If Cleveland does ultimately decide to move one of Allen or Mobley at some point, the former would almost certainly be the one to go, as Mobley has a higher ceiling, and the Cavs have more invested in the former No. 3 overall pick.
The Cavaliers are obviously willing to give their current roster another shot, but if they fail to progress this year, heads my end up rolling in The Land.
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