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View from the Porch: The Unjustified Sacrifice of a Bunt It’s not often that I go to an Indians game and go the duration of the game without hearing somebody say something stupid or completely wrong about baseball. Wednesday was not the exception. The Indians trailed 2-1 in the second inning against Justin Verlander and the Tigers. Mark Reynolds singled to left and Ryan Raburn drove Torii Hunter to the wall in right field to single on a ball that Hunter should have caught. The Indians had two on and ... Read more Adam Burke | Saturday, May 25 |
Cavaliers Win Draft Lottery, What Now? (Mock Draft 1.0) The Cleveland Cavaliers have won the 2013 NBA Draft Lottery, giving them the right to select first in the NBA Draft on June 27. It remains to be seen if the Cavaliers will decide to keep the number one selection or trade it. The number one pick has not been traded since 1993 when the Orlando Magic traded Chris Webber to the Golden State Warriors. It was made clear the other night that the Cavaliers do not want to be in ... Read more Anthony Joki | Friday, May 24 |
The B-List: 5/23 This Indians shook off the disappointment of dropping two to the Tigers and made Terry Francona’s return to Boston that much more enjoyable with a 12-3 shellacking of the BoSox, and in today’s B-List, Buff looks at the continued success of Zach McAllister, lauds Scott Barnes’ first career save, considers whether offensive star Drew Stubbs is a net asset, and points out an occurrence that is as rare as a Yan Gomes triple. He also takes what he hopes are ... Read more Steve Buffum | Friday, May 24 |
A Farewell to Bowties The world loves its yearly dose of Nick Gilbert. It’s become an annual ritual, at the conclusion of every abysmal post-LeBron Cavs season – three in all. Cavs owner Dan Gilbert rounds up a contingent of famous Clevelanders and heads to New York. At the center of the contingent is Gilbert’s son, Nick. A 16-year-old who suffers from a disease called neurofibromatosis, Nick Gilbert has used his series of 30-minute turns in the spotlight to raise awareness about his disease. Which was ... Read more Erik Cassano | Thursday, May 23 |
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Successful poker players may lose many small pots and still be totally happy, for their goal is to win the occasional big ones. The same thinking comes naturally in football. When the Browns are in a fourth down, moving all in, in the meaning of going for it, is worthwhile only if the odds for success are good enough. In most other cases, it's probably wiser to just fold the hand, as in punting the ball away. In the same way, winning or losing a single yard means nothing as long as they manage to get a first down.
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Lingering Items--PR Disasters Edition I wouldn't say that the Cleveland Browns are under siege at the moment, but that's only because they are perpetually under siege. Having spent nearly a decade and a half in a bunker will give anyone a bunker mentality. Still, all the bad press flowing from Berea these days suggests that nothing much has changed and also that the Browns ... Read more Gary Benz | Thursday, May 23 |
Morning Rundown: He's Back! Ewwwbaldo and Rain Curtail Offensive Momentum I don't think I've ever flip-flopped between wanting a game to restart and not wanting a game to restart as much as I did with this rainy-mess of a game. Of course you would love to erase a 9-2 deficit and forget about the whole thing, because you might as chalk that one up to a loss. But when you suddenly ... Read more Nino Colla | Thursday, May 23 |
The Poetic Beauty of "In Play, Run" Let us, just for a moment, spit in the face of instant gratification. Pretend - just for the moment, mind you - that you can’t reach into your pocket, pull out something the size of a hash brown and access up-to-the-minute stock market updates and read breaking news about why North Korea’s pissed off today. Don’t get me wrong - all of ... Read more Jonathan Knight | Wednesday, May 22 |
Morning Rundown: Red Hot Tribe Run Into Superb Scherzer Some nights, you can't do much. There's always things you can do differently. There's always things that could have went your way and there's always things you analyze as to what went wrong. That happens and that happened against the Tigers on Tuesday. However, there was one thing that the Indians could do absolutely nothing about. As hard as they tried, even ... Read more Nino Colla | Wednesday, May 22 |
Morning Rundown: Complete Offense Carries Tito Back Into Boston This lineup is good. They are not going anywhere. Figuratively of course, they will not regress or take a nose dive, or fizzle out. They won't score 12 runs every night, but if you are sitting there thinking that the offense may not be for real, you are going to be mistaken, especially if you watched this club last night. I can't ... Read more Nino Colla | Wednesday, May 22 |
The Indians Make It Official: The Offseason Was A Success If we’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that ... (1) You can’t just throw money at the open market and assume things will play out the way Bills James and his boys say it should in their ZiPS projections.  (2) It’s not always a good idea to award mammoth contracts to guys who are in their 30s or about ... Read more Noah Poinar | Tuesday, May 21 |
The B-List: 5/20Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a boy with a lightning scar met up with a duck from outer space and went to look for the missing idol with his best friend, who was a vampire with golden eyes who could not act, and they unleashed a box of snakes on a plane while flying through a hole ... Read more Steve Buffum | Tuesday, May 21 |
Cleveland Sports Vault: Test Your Indians Trade Knowledge An ex-big league general manager recently joked about a trade he’d made. He’d given up a lot for an aging star- but hey, he had not originally given up that much for those players. So, he rationalized that through the combination of the two trades, he’d made a nice deal. Sure, the entire ‘transaction’ played out over several years, but ... Read more Greg Popelka | Tuesday, May 21 |
Morning Rundown: Even Their Backups Are Good! Unbelievable? Indescribable? Incredible? Use words of awe, amazement, disbelief. There is this weird twist of joy, hope, and trepidation with this team right now. We are joyful for what's happening on the field. We hold around the hope that this is for real. Yet we carry around the trepidation after what has happened the past two years. I believe at one point last year, I ... Read more Nino Colla | Tuesday, May 21 |
The B-List: 5/17 - 5/19The Indians swept the weekend series from the punchless Mariners behind strong starting performances from Ubaldo Jimenez, Zach Mcallister, and Justin Masterson, but the real excitement of the weekend came from the walkoff heroics of Jason Kipnis and (to a lesser … really lesser … really completely far, far lesser extent) Mark Reynolds. In today’ B-List, Buff notes that while ... Read more Steve Buffum | Monday, May 20 |
Morning Rundown: The Cleveland Indians, Hottest Team in Baseball Regardless of what the Tigers did against the Rangers on Sunday Night Baseball, YOUR Cleveland Indians were coming into this week in first place of the AL Central and the hottest team in baseball. They've got one more left against the Mariners, and win or lose, they're going to welcome Detroit into Cleveland as the leaders of the AL Central ... Read more Nino Colla | Monday, May 20 |
View from the Porch: All About BauerBaseball, specifically pitching, fascinates Trevor Bauer. Trevor Bauer fascinates me. So does baseball, but that’s not what this is about. The 22-year-old Bauer was made available in trade talks this past offseason because the Arizona Diamondbacks turned what should have been fascination and inquisitiveness into contempt and a myriad of misconceptions. Without knowing what was said or how Bauer handled ... Read more Adam Burke | Saturday, May 18 |
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