Ineffable_Matt

does it NEED TMUD, or are they just hoping to get TMUD?

Probably cocaine.

I'm just waiting for @YABO713to tell me how good Stefanski was this game.

Okay, good lol. The Baker/Keenun thing blows my mind, and is the crux of my stubbornness/ open defiance of conventional wisdom argument. And we still need to run the ball 40+ times per game.

Okay @YABO713, if you feel I do not understand the game, fine. But Stefanski is the guy who loves tight ends and had at least some say in what receivers we kept on the roster (none of which were or are capable of beating press man). And he has the authority to not play an obviously crippled Baker Mayfield against the worst team in football. A team starting arguably the worst QB in the last 15 years in the NFL. A team with one of the worst run defenses in the NFL. Do you really think having one-armed, one-kneed, one-footed Baker throw to our... challenged receivers 30+ times in adverse weather is a better plan than giving Chubb and Johnson 40 carries? Even if you do think throwing that much is a better option, not having Keenum in there is lunacy.

I also "did my reasearch" and Googled it. It is exactly like a food court, but with local vendors instead of chains. That's great. And, I mentioned earlier, I hope its successful.

Stefanski is coaching with his head up you know where. Its like he is making decisions just to crap on conventional wisdom. Maybe the coach of the year award went to his head?

Okay, then ask yourself the same about TC and the Arcades.

Footage of Kevin Stefanski calling plays today:

I get that. I’m saying those spaces aren’t at capacity, so adding more of the same isn’t blowing my skirt up. I still hope it’s successful, though.

It’s not just a food court/hall though, is it? Aren’t there shops? I’m not trying to be obtuse or flippant. Just trying to figure out how this is different.

Don't we have two of these that are already underutilized? How does this differ from the Arcades? Or the Galleria for that matter.

If Isaac Okoro ever figures out how to hit a wide open jumper, this team could be dangerous. Missing all three *good* big men really hurt us.

Is that a good or bad Aw Crap?

This looks pretty trippy. Any of our NYC denizens been? https://www.cleveland.com/travel/2021/11/inside-new-york-citys-newest-sky-high-view-summit-one-vanderbilt-equal-parts-art-exhibit-and-observation-deck.html

Looks like the architect is a big fan of half the album cover of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot...

The site has been doing this to me, too. On Safari or Chrome, light or dark mode.

I wonder how this team would look if we had traded for basket case Ben Simmons. We are already super tall and switchy; having Simmons's length at the one would be pretty sweet, and our guards are undersized.

I hear what you'e saying, but I think you may be underselling just how big and transformative the project is. Breathing life back into this building would be huge for downtown.

What is the roller coaster-looking thingy in the middle for? Loading rail cars on a second/upper deck of a ship?

https://www.bikecleveland.org/midway/

Zubal's isn't exactly a book store. But who knows, they may have the galleys for the Da Vinci Code lol.

This Dune movie is HIGHLY Oedipal, no doubt. I thought the production design was underwhelming, and found myself wishing Kurosawa had directed the action sequences. Then i wished he directed the whole damn thing, but i do that with most movies lol. Also, I found myself bored to tears for the first 40 minutes. If someone had not told me how the story goes, I probably wouldn't have finished it.

A unique angle that reminds one of the gap that the Lumen filled in.