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Duluth’s Harbor Monsters show what happens when a city dares to dream
Duluth Harbor Monsters head coach Tony O'Neil raised the league's playoff championship trophy in 2024. Howie / HowieHanson.com

Duluth’s Harbor Monsters show what happens when a city dares to dream

If the Harbor Monsters lift another trophy come this fall, it’ll belong to Duluth as much as the players in uniform — a testament to what’s possible when a city dares to dream together.

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