Cleveland Indians

We've talked about it.

The Naylor thing wasn't working, and it was un-Guardian Indian management thing to do to, to jump ship as soon as they could.

Right.

And they did it in a very, they did it in a very clever way.

And let me ask you about the mentality of this team.

Obviously, you're a part of the 2017 team that fell behind 0-2 to Cleveland, came back and won all three games, starting with a Game 3 at Yankee Stadium.

And, and, and it came with some controversy too, with a hit by pitch and, and Joe not challenging, uh, as much as, you know, we had the errors here in game number two for the, for the Yankees.

But what's the mentality trying to come back from 0-2 home Game 3?

Merle Hogue, outfielder of

the Browns, is batting in place of Ruffin, hitting 3-3 to the right-handed hitter.

And just starts his windup.

Here it comes to Hobes, a slow curve inside, strike one.

Foul at the plate.

And that's not to say that Oscar ca- I, I know that the, the graphic said that he's O for 11 this year, and I've seen him get many hits off left-handers, especially when he used to play with Cleveland, 'cause he played more often, but-

Yes, Lou, seems to me you've got to go for the jugular vein.

Don't have time to wait for tomorrow.

That's the end of 6.

And Cincinnati, the Browns have to start winning.

That's the pitchers.

That's where the ball is going to fly.

A hard run for Shane Spencer, his ninth of the year, and he's 29 runs out of the inning.

He went up there, high five, really handoff, and also shakes hands with plenty of people out there.

The Browns followers are back here in the tournament inning.

Six on the banks and nine lovingly.

One away.

Browns out to start the fourth inning, and here's Whitey Lockman.

Whitey hitting .246.

Grounded out on a fine play on the front side.