Jim Ingraham is a local journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. He writes for publications such as Forbes and the Medina Gazette, and his work has also appeared in Lorain County Printing and Publishing and Baseball America. Jim's articles primarily focus on the Cleveland Browns football team, providing commentary, analysis, and insights into the team's performances and key players.
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By: Jim Ingraham, Trevor Harrison
Josh Naylor is the Guardians’ first baseman, but nothing lasts forever.
By: Jim Ingraham
Nothing to see here, folks. Let’s keep the line moving. If it feels like all the games are running together, that’s because they are. In case you haven’t noticed, this isn’t a very good Browns team. Actually, it’s a pretty bad Browns team, with discombobulation everywhere you look. They hardly ever score a touchdown and
The quarterback controversy that never ends.
By: Jim Ingraham
As the delirious crowd exploded in a cacophony of unexpected, unrestrained, delirious joy that only a franchise that hasn’t won a World Series in 75 years could produce, there he was, circling the bases all alone while his city and team saluted him.
By: Jim Ingraham
CLEVELAND — Two bad teams played a bad football game Sunday in front of thousands of empty seats. Welcome to the rest of this Browns season. Twelve seconds into Sunday’s game with the Cincinnati Bengals, the Browns were losing 7-0 after Cincinnati speedster Charlie Jones took the opening kickoff and returned it 100 yards for
By: Jim Ingraham
Welcome to the rest of this Browns season. Twelve seconds into Sunday’s game with the Cincinnati Bengals, the Browns were losing 7-0 after
By: Jim Ingraham
CLEVELAND — Welcome to what should be the beginning of the end of the Deshaun Watson era in Cleveland. It won’t be, because Browns ownership still doesn’t get it. But it should be because Sunday the Browns played harder, with more purpose, intensity and, especially at the end of the game, with more heart than
By: Jim Ingraham
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By: Jim Ingraham
In the first three quarters they scored an average of one point per quarter. That’s right, one point.
By: Jim Ingraham
Did you hear the bad news? The Browns’ bye week is over. Yep, starting Sunday, like it or not, they will start playing games again, and you know what that means: the resuming of the losing. But at least the Browns have some company. They are one of only five teams that have won just
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