Travis Kelce might not have it all, but he’s rounding the bases on that mission after becoming a minority owner of the Cleveland Guardians. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.

He’s Cleveland through and through. After being seen cheering on the Cavaliers as they faced the Knicks, Travis Kelce is set to become a minority investor into his hometown Guardians, he told ESPN. Kelce,

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce turned a casual night at an NBA playoff game into a headline-making pop culture moment without saying a word. The engaged couple, both 36, attended Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks on May 23,

It is funny listening to Jason Kelce complain about the NFL spreading itself thin. Because if there’s anyone in the NFL media landscape who’s completely all over the place, it’s

Travis Kelce is admittedly in the twilight of his NFL career, but the future Hall of Famer will have his hooks in the sports world for many years to come. Kelce, 36, is joining the ownership group of Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Guardians as a minority investor,

Jason Kelce has expressed concern that the NFL is “getting away” from its traditional identity, warning the league may be losing key elements that made football great

Mike Florio and Chris Simms react to Jason Kelce's recent comments on the NFL not playing as many games on Sunday, analyzing what the future holds for the NFL calendar.