@chrisronayne @spidadmitchell @ChargeCLE @cavs @CSU_Vikings @CLE_State CSU played way more than that there!

@NCC_1755 @SportsBandbox @ballpark_museum @DodgersFdn @OldBallparks I saw hundreds, from virtually every perspective.

@SportsBandbox @NCC_1755 @ballpark_museum @DodgersFdn @OldBallparks I just sat in a similar seat in the front row of the upper deck for the last game at the Oakland Coliseum in September. Yikes.

@NCC_1755 @SportsBandbox @ballpark_museum @DodgersFdn @OldBallparks This is why I say that at Cleveland Stadium the posts were only a minor annoyance, as they were placed at the front of the ramps, rather than coming straight out of a section, as prior ballparks had done. None were “right” behind.

@SkrticX That’s so many locations. Wonder how many are KFC today. The one I recall on Lakeshore Blvd by Euclid Beach still is.

@camijustice Could the football team possibly have had less presence at that event? What does it say when a business ruins its relationship with its city, alienates its loyal customer base, and has its best employees want to leave? Disgusting situation.

Wanna know why hitting a baseball is the hardest thing in sports?…

@TylerMilam398 @Reflog_18 Yeah, all this ownership has done is ruin the team’s relationship with its city, its fans and its players.

@KenCarman Gonna? This owner has created a toxic relationship with its city, its fans, and its players. Time to sell and go away.

@OptaSTATS @okcthunder Because Wilt played virtually every minute of every game, putting today’s players to shame.

And here is that fair assessment…

Many of Cleveland baseball twitter “fans” believe that every move is horrible and that anything can be twisted into criticism of ownership. Here are the objective ratings…

@JimRudloff @GovMikeDeWine The brook park deal is the biggest scam ever hoisted.

@kellkill1 I’d want out from that ownership too.

@BillAckman

@TylerDanburg I was in like 5th or 6th grade.

@REde71445708 We are presenting at League Park on May 10 and would be happy to go over details.

@REde71445708 This would have been the saloon along 66th.

@REde71445708 Covered in book. Kellacky’s saloon was at corner of 66th and Lexington, along with two residences next door, Mr. Kellacky and his sister’s. They wouldn’t sell to Robison when he put @LeagueParkCle on that block in 1891. Finally sold in 1906. Bleachers went in before 1910 rebuild.