Oct 12, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 11 segments
Bloomdaddy talks Browns loss to Jets, and Guardians Game 1 vs the Tampa Bay Rays. Fred Greetham joins.
Dennis ManoloffGuest
Fred GreethamGuestScott DavidsonGuestDavid MovernHostLet's get into our top headlines.
Look, there's only two topics in this town today.
So this is how I've got it set up.
I'm gonna hit on both.
Brett Grieff, the More Than Brown Report's gonna be on the horn.
Scott Davidson, WTAM 1100 sports gambling expert, and Dennis Manoloff, the host of SportsLine, in here in the studio.
Mike Snyder's gonna call in.
Uh, David Movern, the captain of the ship.
We're gonna go all through it.
So what's going on tonight? Game 1, Foster Griffin getting the start, the lefty for the Guardians, in the American League Championship Series opener against Tampa Bay at Tropicana Field.
The Rays are gonna start Drew Rasmussen, who is about the best in the business right now, and I'll get to him in a second.
He was phenomenal.
Struck out seven in two and two-thirds innings, as the Guardians, as you know, avoided elimination with that 9 to 3 win.
He finished the regular season 15 and 6, with a 3.60 ERA in 31 starts.
Most of those starts came in the National League with the Washington Nationals.
We got him at the trade deadline.
He was three and three with a 5.19 ERA in nine starts with us.
Let's get into our top headlines.
Look, there's only two topics in this town today.
So this is how I've got it set up.
I'm gonna hit on both.
Brett Grieff, the More Than Brown Report's gonna be on the horn.
Scott Davidson, WTAM 1100 sports gambling expert, and Dennis Manoloff, the host of SportsLine, in here in the studio.
Mike Snyder's gonna call in.
Uh, David Movern, the captain of the ship.
We're gonna go all through it.
So what's going on tonight? Game 1, Foster Griffin getting the start, the lefty for the Guardians, in the American League Championship Series opener against Tampa Bay at Tropicana Field.
The Rays are gonna start Drew Rasmussen, who is about the best in the business right now, and I'll get to him in a second.
He was phenomenal.
Struck out seven in two and two-thirds innings, as the Guardians, as you know, avoided elimination with that 9 to 3 win.
He finished the regular season 15 and 6, with a 3.60 ERA in 31 starts.
Most of those starts came in the National League with the Washington Nationals.
We got him at the trade deadline.
He was three and three with a 5.19 ERA in nine starts with us.
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