On Tuesday’s podcast, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga reflect on the legacy left behind by the Cleveland Heights native who purchased his hometown team in February of 2000 and fostered a quarter century of winning baseball in northeast Ohio. Listen and read along with an AI-generated transcript of the podcast below.

Larry Dolan, who purchased Cleveland's baseball franchise in 2000 and whose family guided it through a name change, died at 94, the team announced.

Larry Dolan, who spearheaded the longest ownership tenure in the history of Cleveland’s baseball franchise, died Sunday, the team announced.