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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Thirsty Dog Brewing Co. - the oldest and largest brewery in Summit County - is expanding to the Flats. Thirsty Dog is planning to open a 12,000-square-foot taproom, brewery with 10-barrel brewhouse, restaurant and patio in August. The space formerly held Crop Rocks, Crop Sticks and On Air, a production studio, said brewery owner John Najeway. He said a banner will hang beginning this weekend. When up and running, the Flats location will brew "some of the same core and seasonal beers we're known for now," he said. "Having the flexibility of a small system, we'll brew some stuff specific to the brewpub." "It's something we've needed for a long time, to have a retail outlet for Continue to Article

May 24, 2017 1:00:am EST

Charlie Sheen, who brought Vaughn to life in the “Major League” films is ready to bring the character back. Once they are able to get the project funded, Sheen seems to believe “Major League 3” will become a reality. David S. Ward, who wrote and directed the original movie, told The Stew back in 2014 that a script for a sequel was written and waiting on funding. Continue to Article

May 23, 2017 8:48:pm EST

Joey Votto’s heckler did not win the battle. An All-Star player the caliber of Joey Votto shouldn’t expect to be heckled at his home ballpark. All bets are off, however, when his Cincinnati Reds are playing the nearby Cleveland Indians and fans of the Tribe make the trip down for the game. Continue to Article

May 23, 2017 12:09:pm EST

It’s not easy to be witty and insightful for roughly 3-4 hours nearly every day over the course of a 162 game season. When you work for the Cincinnati Reds, those questionable moments may come earlier than expected. The bird remained in that spot as the Reds scored three runs, cutting the Rockies lead to 6-4. Continue to Article

May 22, 2017 12:34:am EST

In the hours leading to the final game Thursday night in a contentious home-and-home series between the Braves and Blue Jays, fallout continued from Wednesday’s wild 8-4 win by Atlanta. It included confirmation of Freddie Freeman’s fractured wrist after being hit by a pitch, a two-game suspension for a Toronto player’s use of a homophobic slur, and more criticism of Jose Bautista for his bat-flip and stares at Braves players not at all amused by the antics. Toronto center fielder Kevin Pillar was suspended two games by the Blue Jays for shouting a homophobic slur at Braves reliever Jason Motte in the seventh inning, which led to the first of two benches-and-bullpens-clearing incidents (Bautista Continue to Article

May 19, 2017 1:26:pm EST

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