'Believeland' ESPN 30 for 30 doc examines Cleveland's deep sports passion
Posted May 14, 2016
Like so many kids growing up in Ohio, Andy Billman learned to love Cleveland's sports teams. And to have his heart broken. But true to the passion of a proud city whose long-suffering fans haven't celebrated a major professional championship since 1964, the director of an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary chronicling Cleveland's half-century of sports misery has undying hope a title will come. One day.
(Associated Press)
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