City of Cleveland, Ohio

But man, that would be one way to go down.

If it's Tampa Bay as an eight and a half point favorite hosting Cleveland, could you imagine if this is the second mayhem we have in Circus Survivor? Because I do think this is gonna be a very popular play.

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Man, you know what? I'm a little nervous right now because the one team that knocked off the Broncos and prevented them from having undefeated r- home record was the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the guy who was the thorn in their side was Trevor Lawrence.

Now Trevor Lawrence has Parker Washington, who did a great job.

I think he led the team in targets, in receptions, in yards against the Cleveland Browns, albeit the Cleveland Browns.

He was able to do that.

assume they're all, I don't know, they're all part of your ears.

As you're listening to this, I will be in Cleveland knocking off another stadium.

I will have been to the game if all goes well.

Although, Sean, I am slightly nervous because the game I'm going, I'm seeing a Guardians White Sox game.

Also go into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

And maybe some other things.

I'll have taken in week one in Cleveland, which will be a first for me.

Maybe go to a Browns game and just wallow in sadness.

And John Cumberland, the left-hander on the mound, batting ninth.

Ted Ulander leads off for the Cleveland Indians in center field.

Eddie Leone at second base bats second.

Duke Sims in left field third.

It will be in the sand.

So the count is a ball and two strikes on Bobby Mercer.

Duke Sims again in left field for the Cleveland Indians.

Ted Ulander is in center and Roy Foster in right.

Ball one.

Yankees lead Cleveland 2-0.

Washington leads Kansas City 3-0.

Mets lead the Phillies 5-1.

Number 11, Nicholson, playing in left field.

Cater's not ready yet.

He should be set for the Cleveland series.

He's set again.

He's got three hits and two of his three hits were doubles.

Long time American League catcher for the Cleveland Indians.

Duke was traded away to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

A pretty good year last year over there, and the Dodgers sold him to Detroit.

Jim Northrup won a few men who have hit two Grand Slam homers in a ball game.

He did it a few years ago in the night game.

I believe it was at Cleveland, but we can check back on that.

But Northrup already, in a relatively brief Major League career, he hasn't been up that long, he has already hit seven Grand Slam homers.

The pitch is outside and it's a ball, 1-0.

Senators have beaten Cleveland 11 out of 18, the Yankees 11 out of 17.

And the pitch, a strike on the outside corner.

One ball and one strike to Roy White.

You imagine what the dog pound is going to look like when he's out there playing.

He is the most hated guy in Cleveland.

Cleveland has had enough of him.

You don't always have to do what the fans say, but when you're going to trot a guy out there and announce a starting lineup and he's going to get booed and he's going to get cheered when he throws an incomplete, he's going to get cheered when he throws an interception, that's an awful, awful optic and you would lose the fan base.

And the Browns know this.

But that's how they're going to play the season.

And I don't think after week two, Deshaun Watson sees the field.

Because I can't imagine for a second the Browns are thinking about putting him on the field in Cleveland.

That's how they started the game.

That was the most in an opening half of a season since 2008 when they had seven against Cleveland.

They were just having flags thrown on them left and right.

It's ridiculous.

So, um, they're, they're the things I've taken away from it and still working on it to now.

Back in, in regards to the time you spent in Cleveland in particular, uh, did-- Is it a situation and environment where you can improve? You spoke about improving a lot because you're, you know, you're over there as a professional, a lot more coaching, a lot more hands-on, a lot more reps.

Is that, is that what comes with the NBA environment when you sort of play, uh, eight to 15, or is it something that you have to really go to work on yourself in your own time?

time?No, I think it definitely comes with the environment.