Cleveland Sports
shailynn
They never tell you what you need to know.
Can we all agree Cleveland is currently the epicenter of the sports world right now?
The Indians are on a magical streak looking to dominate the World Series this year.
The Cavs have retooled to fight the Warriors, and still probably not enough to get over the hump, it's going to be intriguing, and after all can anyone tool a team that can beat the Warriors?
Heck, even the Browns only lost by a field goal on opening week to the time likely to win the AFC North.
Too bad Ohio State lost last weekend and Cinci lost last night or we could have said "Ohio" instead of "Cleveland."
The Indians are on a magical streak looking to dominate the World Series this year.
The Cavs have retooled to fight the Warriors, and still probably not enough to get over the hump, it's going to be intriguing, and after all can anyone tool a team that can beat the Warriors?
Heck, even the Browns only lost by a field goal on opening week to the time likely to win the AFC North.
Too bad Ohio State lost last weekend and Cinci lost last night or we could have said "Ohio" instead of "Cleveland."
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I've been commenting for the better part of five years Cleveland is on the rise as a city in many ways but the epic center? Hardly.
On a different note I've had pretty good times in the Cleveland clubs. Never been to places like Detroit which from the comments on here seems to be the end all to what clubs should be about.
Yes the Indians are on a tear. I would not give shit about the rest. There are really no clubs in Cleveland area that are good by this site's standards.
What are you going to tell me next? That reality tv star Donald Trump is president?
That's crazy talk Marty. We need to send you back to the future. Let's get those 1.21 gigawatts into that Delorean so you can go back.
When you have at least 2 professional teams play in their respective championships I'd say that's pretty rare. Only city I can recall doing that in recent memory is Boston.
Cleveland always gets shit on so I like to see something positive going on there for once.
As I mentioned above Cleveland is on the rise but a few things which have made me pause ....I paid $ 20 bucks to see the Indians play a Division leading team just a few weeks ago and I sat four rows behind first base......like what the hell. A team in the WS playing a division leading team and I can cop seats for $20 each four rows back of the infield.....not exactly what I would call support from the fans.
In a couple of the WS games in Cleveland last year there were as many if not more Cub fans in attendance.....again hello.....support.
Get a hockey team............no....... the monsters do not count.
Let OSU play the Browns and the winner gets to claim Cleveland........Cleveland has always been a football town.......and whatever you want to call what the Browns have been doing the past few years it isn't playing competitive football.
Boston has been good, but I don't know if there really is a clear "epicenter" at this point.
Just to be clear, the epicenter is where every team tries to lose every game right?? LOL
At least looking at Cleveland's recent successes compared to decades of being loosers gives me some hope that Cincinnati can turn it around.
After all our city's motto is "We're in a rebuilding season, just wait until next season."