YABO713

That caption re: Danny is pretty damn ominous in hindsight.

Maybe to join him in LA. Rumours yesterday were that Bronny signed with a California high school. Bill Cowher has a house in Strongsville

^Like me. I'm proudly a Kasich supporter who never would've voted for Mary Taylor. I'm still undecided about November.

^That's not why they left...

^Both of our Senators are fairly popular at home, this shouldn't be too much of a surprise.

How's the Reds farm system looking??? I always enjoy summer better when both Ohio teams are doing well.

Nope, nope, this is when you let my ignorance remain as a hue of happy and nostalgic

What's this in reference to YABO713[/member] ? The absolutely beautiful labyrinth of cable car wires above the street. Only to be replaced with buses permanently a few decades later.

I think it belongs in this thread, but correct me if I'm wrong... But I think it's noteworthy that there is currently a single family townhome listed for $1.2 mill on Clinton. If they get anything near that, the comps in the area are going to skyrocket, no?

Cable cars - not forward looking. Buses - forward looking.

Also of note, MayDay[/member] at a bar on his lunch hour.... You dog!!!

They're starting actual work on the bottom floors! LFG!!

If the charter system is going to be viable, online options need to be eliminated and there needs to be a more stringent cap per county. School choice is a great thing when investment doesn't corrupt and saturate the market

Universal principle - people will protest anything.

What's with all the ultrasensitivity? I was trying to understand. Here's what I said: "Re the posts further above on Shake Shack. Its a chain burger place--as are Wendys or McDonalds--are we that desperate for development in Cleveland that we get all excited about a burger and fries place? Am I missing something?" It IS, according to the replies a burger and fries place. And people ARE excited about it. So that is pretty "desperate" of us as a community. Sorry if you're offended by that. Or if you think the burger place is fine dining. Or whatever. I was really excited when Yuengling got introduced to Ohio, and it turns out I hate it. It has nothing to do with a burger place and has everything to do with availability. The same would be true if a Sports Authority moved to Cleveland and the same was true, for me, when Orvis opened on the East Side.

You can bring your own concessions into a Reds game?!?!?!?

My buddy in Cincy told me attendance is going to keep getting worse, as many fans front-loaded their season packages.

RIP Anthony Bourdain. Sorry, not exactly on topic but I needed to post it somewhere. Loved that guy

JUMP THAT CRANE, JUMP THAT CRANE, JUMP THAT CRANE!

Find me a top 4 player in the world who will come to Cleveland. Now, find another top 20-25 player to add. That's what Cleveland is facing. Two of the top 4 players on the planet, plus two more who are top 20/25 guys. You could say the same thing about any other team and their match up issues with the Warriors next year. Location doesn't matter anymore. Carmelo and PG went to Oklahoma last year.... Getting on a super team matters. Without Kawhi and one more VERY good player, the point is moot - Boston next year will start Irving, Heyward, Tatum, Brown, and Horford.

College pal of mine coaches a different sport at SVSM, but said Junior isn't officially enrolled yet. Not like they'd turn down a legacy like that but yeah.

The only thing keeping him here is ownership stake.

Well, supposedly we're going to start getting a [bigger] piece of that... I must be out of the loop. What are you referring to? Dan Gilbert. He's invested a tremendous amount of wealth in the center city of Detroit. You mean Gilbertville?

If I'm counting correctly, here is where construction stands: Holy sh*t, I underestimated how tall this thing is actually going to be.

Heading into Cleveland - 1929