Larry Dolan, the owner of the Cleveland Guardians, has passed away at the age of 94. A native Clevelander with a passion for baseball, Dolan purchased the Cleveland Baseball Club in 2000 and dedicated himself to bringing success to the team and the community. Under his ownership, the Guardians experienced both triumphs and challenges, with highlights including AL Central division wins and individual awards for players like CC Sabathia and Cliff Lee.
Dolan’s commitment to mentoring young people and impacting Greater Cleveland extended beyond baseball, as he served in various industry committees and played a significant role in the Cleveland sports community. His son, Paul Dolan, took over as chairman and CEO in 2010, continuing the family’s legacy as the longest-tenured owners in franchise history.
Throughout his life, Larry Dolan exemplified dedication to his family, community, and the sport of baseball. His impact on the Cleveland Guardians and the city of Cleveland will be remembered fondly by fans, players, and colleagues alike. Rest in peace, Larry Dolan.
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