Travis Kelce: minority owner of Guardians
Travis Kelce was announced as a new minority local investor in the Cleveland Guardians MLB team.
Snapshot · New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce
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May 27, 2026
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New News: Travis Kelce Becomes a Cleveland Guardians Minority Owner
At 16:02 · chapter starts 13:10
Jason Kelce drops the big news: Travis is now a minority local investor in the Cleveland Guardians. Travis gets emotional about childhood memories — buying programs with his dad, riding the Rapid transit to games, watching the legendary '90s Cleveland teams. He thanks Paul Dolan and David Blitzer for giving him the chance to 'cement himself' back in East Side Cleveland forever. Jason jokes that Travis should motivate the players Major League-style with a life-size cutout of Paul Dolan, while Travis — on the second-best record in the AL — insists the team chemistry is already great. The segment includes the fun reveal of signed Jim Thome memorabilia sent to the brothers, and Travis sets June 14 vs. the Detroit Tigers as his first appearance. [1] — Travis Kelce "Travis Kelce is now a minority local investor in the Cleveland Guardians — his childhood baseball team. Growing up on Cleveland's East Side…" 15:55
Travis Kelce Becomes a Cleveland Guardian
Travis Kelce is now a minority local investor in the Cleveland Guardians — his childhood baseball team. Growing up on Cleveland's East Side, riding the Rapid to games, keeping score with his dad — this investment is his way of cementing Cleveland roots forever.
Travis Kelce's 1st pitch game: June 14
Travis Kelce confirmed he will attend a Guardians game on June 14 vs. the Detroit Tigers and plans to throw out the first pitch.
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