Daryl Ruiter

Daryl Ruiter’s professional career began in sports broadcasting in 1997 as an intern with WJW Fox-8 television and WTAM 1100-AM in Cleveland.

Over the past 14 years Ruiter has covered the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Cavaliers, American League Championship Series, NBA Finals, NCAA Men’s basketball tournament as well as NCAA Women’s Final Four.

Ruiter, who grew up in northeast Ohio, spent 12 years with Metro Networks as a sports anchor and reporter. Ruiter also worked for WKNR where he served in a variety of capacities including as the Browns beat reporter, update anchor and a producer.

Ruiter departed WKNR in September of 2010 for the Digital Sports Network, which was partnered with Cleveland.com, where he assumed the role of assistant program director, show host and reporter before joining 92.3 The Fan.

In addition to a stint with MLB.com Radio during the 2006 and 2007 seasons as an AL Central Division correspondent, Ruiter also does free-lance field reporting work for NFL Radio on Sirius/XM, Sporting News Radio and is the web producer for Fox 8’s “Friday Night Touchdown.”

Ruiter’s hobbies include movie and bobble head collecting, model building and train watching. Daryl lives in and maintains a home in Cleveland, Ohio.