Travis Kelce attends Guardians playoff game without Taylor Swift
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 15:37 · Archive
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce attended Cleveland Guardians' playoff game on Saturday, witnessing a 2-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
Travis Kelce attended Cleveland Guardians' decisive Game 5 playoff match against the Chicago White Sox on Saturday, witnessing the team's 2-0 victory that sealed their spot in the American League Championship Series. Kelce, who acquired a minority stake in the MLB franchise earlier this year, watched from a suite at Progressive Field alongside fellow fans and was also seen in a field-level viewing area.
The 37-year-old Kansas City Chiefs tight end celebrated enthusiastically during the game, jumping and high-fiving friends when José Ramírez hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning. After the victory, Kelce was brought to the dugout level and wore a Guardians postseason shirt.
Taylor Swift, Kelce's wife, did not attend the game. The couple had spent Friday evening on a date night in New York City, after which Kelce travelled to Cleveland while Swift remained in the city. Kelce's appearance came during the Chiefs' bye week; the team will not play until 18 October against the Los Angeles Chargers.

How it is being reported
- Travis Kelce attends Guardians’ ALDS clincher — without Taylor SwiftTravis Kelce got to play the role of hometown fan in what was a solo night out on Saturday.New York Post · 11 Oct, 15:21
- Travis Kelce makes surprise appearance at Cleveland Guardians' crucial MLB playoff clash after buying stake in team... but there's no sign of wife Taylor SwiftThe tight end, 37, attended his beloved Cleveland Guardians' do-or-die Game 5 clash against the Chicago White Sox as they looked to seal their spot in the American League Championship Series.Daily Mail Sport · 11 Oct, 02:04
In this story: Travis Kelce · Taylor Swift · Cleveland Guardians · Chicago White Sox · Kansas City Chiefs · José Ramírez
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