CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Corbin Bernsen recently signed a Roger Dorn jersey for a fan. The legacy of the movie "Major League" lives on. And now, Bernsen is part of another Cleveland Indians-related ...

Long-suffering Cleveland baseball fans had been waiting. And waiting. And waiting. And been waiting some more. What they ...

To Indians fans the movie 'Major League' still ranks up to many as one of the great baseball movies of all-time, and for a long time it was just a dream seeing.

In honor of the Tribe earning the American League pennant, Cleveland Cinemas is partnering with Melt Bar & Grilled to show the Cleveland baseball classic "Major League." ...

The Cleveland Indians are in the World Series. If someone had told you that in the days of Willie Mays Hayes, you wouldn't have believed it. But believe this: The "Major League" movies were mostly ...

Only now, “Major League” has become reality for Indians fans again, like it did for Riccardi as a young fan in 1995 and 1997. “It’s one of those things where you see it as a little kid and ...

Cleveland Cinemas will show the movie “Major League” at 7:30 p.m. on Monday at Capitol Theatre, Cedar Lee Theatre and Chagrin Cinemas. Tickets are $1. The 1989 classic follows the misfit ...

Inheriting the Cleveland Indians baseball team from her late husband, covetous ex-showgirl Margaret Whitton wants to move the franchise to Miami, primarily to take advantage of the many personal ...

I was way too young to identify with that Cleveland. But the opening credits of Major League, with the Terminal Tower, the Cuyahoga River, Public Square, massive Municipal Stadium, and the 28-foot ...

I realize I'm not the first guy to recast the defining baseball movie of my generation, Major League, with present-day big-league ballplayers. But honestly, the movie featured the Cleveland ...

Major League has one of the all-time great sports movie endings with the Cleveland Indians overcoming the odds and defeating the New York Yankees while also foiling owner Rachel Phelps ...

The Cleveland Indians are in the World Series. If someone had told you that in the days of Willie Mays Hayes, you wouldn't have believed it. But believe this: The "Major League" movies were mostly ...