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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.

The Cleveland Guardians are saddened to announce the passing of Lawrence Dolan, owner of the Cleveland Guardians. Larry purchased the Cleveland Baseball Club on February 15, 2000, from Richard Jacobs. The 2025 season is the 26th year of ownership for the Dolan family, the… pic.twitter.com/NrUYg62mtg

Cleveland Guardians owner Larry Dolan has died at 94, leaving behind a legacy of competitive baseball and local community involvement.

Lawrence J. Dolan, owner of Cleveland's Major League Baseball team since 2000, has died. He was 94. Dolan died Sunday night of natural causes, the Cleveland Guardians said Monday in a statement. “Mr.

Larry Dolan, brother to Cablevision and HBO founder Charles Dolan and uncle to Knicks and Rangers owner James Dolan, died of natural causes.

Guardians owner Larry Dolan has passed away at the age of 94, the team announced on Monday. “I am saddened by the passing of Cleveland native Larry Dolan, whose family’s quarter-century ownership has made their hometown team a consistent winner and a staple of their community,

Larry Dolan, the longtime owner of the Cleveland Guardians, has died at age 94, the team announced Monday. A lifelong Cleveland resident, Dolan and his family are the longest-tenured owners in franchise history,