I always miss some of those  Ol' Muni Stadium  HOT DOGS  and  Stadium Mustard  and a few  ICE COLD BEERS  on a nice warm day.

Any time !    Even today   TUESDAY  APRIL 30, 2024  ......  "Anybody got a bottle opener ?"

.....  OH YEAH !  

@mjp28 said:

And I actually watched almost all of game #22 the final and most exciting extra inning game in the whole history making winning streak.

The last few games were watched by and reported on by countries all over the world with some interesting stories about baseball and the city of Cleveland.

This is why we watch sports.

~      Do any of you remember this incredible streak the Cleveland INDIANS  pulled off ?     It was a really fun time, and  YES  reporters from all over the sporting world covered  it.   Fun times in Cleveland,  Ohio.       

Hot dogs, baseball,  apple pie (maybe way after)  and Chevrolet.    It just goes together  those hot dogs with the brown Stadium Mustard. 

                                     Oh yeah !    Nothing quite like it, at the Stadium or at home.    MMMM-mmmmm.     

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@fairhooker11 said:

the money part right?

Yeah, greed

@axe said:

These guys are losing me..

the money part right?

@mjp28 said:

Well the tribe won #21 yesterday to set the American League record for consecutive wins and go for it all on memorial day Monday on STO......once in a lifetime stuff, again.

And I actually watched almost all of game #22 the final and most exciting extra inning game in the whole history making winning streak.

The last few games were watched by and reported on by countries all over the world with some interesting stories about baseball and the city of Cleveland.

This is why we watch sports.

@mjp28 said:

STO Tuesday night the tribe wins streak game #9 after back-to-back road double-header wins.......amazing!

The STO streak replay is up to #12 on Friday's game in Chicago.

I'll watch some channel surfing or doing something else like being online.  Sports sure has changed in 2020 I used to watch every Indians game right up to college and NFL football. Oh well we'll see how things play out in July.

GO TRIBE, a half season coming up......we hope.

Details of MLB's restart plan proposal are beginning to emerge. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported several general parameters on Saturday. Here are the nuts and bolts:

• A truncated season of 80 or so games beginning in early July. Teams would only face division rivals and the same geographic division in the other league to keep games regional.
• Teams would open the season in as many home parks as possible. That will cut down on travel and allow players and personnel to easily isolate at home with their families.
• An expanded postseason format would send seven teams to the playoffs per league. The plan would be similar to an idea floated back during the offseason.
• Sherman adds that, per sources, the DH will be used in both leagues in order to spare pitchers from additional fatigue and wear and tear. 

MLB is expected to propose a further pay reduction for players to account for the revenue lost by playing without fans in attendance. Some specifics from MLB Network's Jon Heyman: 

Yeah, I miss baseball..

 When I look back at myself as a kid and what I did to learn about spinning a baseball in that 60'6" span.. How that sphere reacted in air with different spins in air , from different angles.. Over the top, all the way down to side arm or submarine. I spent an incredible amount of time learning how Burt Hooten threw his knuckle sinker.. How to throw the knuckler.  If I couldn't find a baseball, I compressed tinfoil to the size I thought was right and I'd go out and draw a strike zone on the side of the barn and throw.. I was obsessed..

I made an edition of Sport magazine way back when.. They featured local unknown people that had a good day in the back pages of the mag... I threw two no hitters in a week. Someone sent it in

Yeah, I miss baseball..

Yeah I miss baseball.. I tell the wife when we go to Rays games. With baseball ya have to wait for the moment. In some games to the untrained eye, the moment never happens. But there are always games within the game

@the-gipper said:

So, what is the plan to start up the season?     Are they even trying to figure something out? 

The best winning streak that I've seen in my life, became international news.

Check your local listings.