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Sports columnist for www.cleveland.com and author of more than 30 books, including Curse of Rocky Colavito and Loose Balls.
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Front office did its part, now Guardians’ players must respond – Terry Pluto Original

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By Terry Pluto Verified
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – It was before Tuesday night’s game when I listened to Stephen Vogt’s press conference. The Guardians manager was excited about the four trades made within a 48-hour period to upgrade the roster. “They (the front office) did a phenomenal job of improving us in areas where we need to improve,” he said. “Now it’s our turn to do our part and win some games.” A subscription is required to read this story. Subscribe now to continue.
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What loud message did the Guardians send with 4 trades in 48 hours?— Terry Pluto

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By Terry Pluto Verified
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Wow. That's what I kept thinking as the Guardians made trade after trade after trade. Three trades, one day. Three trades where they added an All-Star pitcher ( Foster Griffin from Washington ), a guy with 16 homers (J o Adell from the Angels) and a reliable-hitting first baseman who crushes right-handed pitching (Nathaniel Lowe from the Reds). Oh, they also picked up an intriguing reliever (Craig Yoho from Milwaukee) in a Saturday trade. In the same deal was Blake Perkins.
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If Wolstein Center comes down, what is next for CSU basketball? – Terry Pluto

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By Terry Pluto Verified
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – When you drive by Wolstein Center in downtown Cleveland, understand that the arena runs about a $1 million deficit nearly every year. That's what former Cleveland State athletic director Scott Garrett told me in 2022 when I wrote about the sad state of the Wolstein Center. After talking to current athletic director Kelsie Gory Harkey last week, not much has changed. It still has yearly deficits between $500,000 and $1 million a year.
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