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David Jenkins promoted to president of Haslam Sports GroupSportsAugust 7, 2025 -
Governor DeWine signs state budget; Browns receive $600 million grant for Brook Park enclosed stadium, Modell Law modificationSportsJuly 1, 2025 -
Haslam Sports Group, Browns close on $76 million purchase of 176 acres of land for new stadium and development in Brook ParkSportsJune 27, 2025 -
Browns move to Brook Park cleared by state lawmakers; Modell Law gets modified, Cuyahoga County to be allowed to put Sin Tax increase on ballotSportsJune 25, 2025 -
Final state budget includes senate plan to provide $600 million in funding for new Browns stadium in Brook ParkSportsJune 24, 2025 -
Jackson Flickinger: Cavs won't have big trade unless they part with Donovan MitchellSportsJune 15, 2025 -
Mary Kay Cabot: No one should be ruled out of Browns 4 man QB raceSportsJune 15, 2025 -
Ohio Senate passes budget that includes $600 million for Browns Brook Park enclosed stadiumSportsJune 11, 2025 -
Ohio senate finance committee proposes tapping $4.8 billion unclaimed property fund to provide $600 million for Browns Brook Park enclosed stadiumSportsJune 3, 2025 -
Kris Harsh: You can't separate the economic vitality of downtown Cleveland from the region, they are one in the sameSportsMay 25, 2025
Daryl Ruiter
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Cleveland Browns beat writer and member of the Pro Football Writers of America | Over the past 25 years, Ruiter has covered major sporting events including the Browns, Indians, Cavaliers, ALDS, ALCS, MLB All-Star Game, NBA Finals and NCAA tournament. Ruiter joined WKRK-FM Sports Radio 92.3 The Fan in Aug. 2011 as the station's Browns beat reporter and web editor. In 2012, Ruiter was accepted as a member of the Professional Football Writers of America. Ruiter, who grew up in northeast Ohio, spent 12 years with Metro Networks as a sports anchor and reporter. Ruiter also worked for WKNR where he served in a variety of capacities including as the Browns beat reporter, update anchor and a producer. Ruiter departed WKNR in September of 2010 for the Digital Sports Network, which was partnered with Cleveland.com, where he assumed the role of assistant program director, show host and reporter before joining 92.3 The Fan. In addition to a stint with MLB.com Radio during the 2006 and 2007 seasons as an AL Central Division correspondent, Ruiter also does free-lance field reporting work for NFL Radio on Sirius/XM.