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I am stunned that Rhys Hoskins survived the deadline.

I believe they grow it outside and roll it in.

Lol.

Was just in Chicago with my son and we hopped on the red line to go to Wrigley Field which was awesome. However, guy on the train standing across from me was wearing a shirt that read: "Ten years ago, a Wednesday in Cleveland was the best day of my life." What a monster.

Two turds that needed flushed. Thanks for the memories, fellas!

j/c...

MAC-tion!

I just renewed my Guardians season tickets for year #11!

Received a Kwan and Gavin Williams appreciation pin out of the deal, lol. Tossed them to the kiddos.

I watched him play for the Mobile Bay Bears, the Angels AA affiliate when that team still existed before they moved out of Mobile, AL. A little surprised the Angels moved him. I like it!

It's not really "difficult" per se; we've come a long way in simplifying the process. Having an indoor ecosystem the size of a football field definitely has plenty of challenges beyond run-of-the-mill landscaping though. It also requires a very expensive infrastructure to set the stage for what turns into a huge horticulture project.

Beyond the football, you'll need an elaborate plan to protect the grass when hosting other events... which was one of the big selling points of building a dome in the first place.

Steaming load. more of the same.Looked pig-eyed in this pic.

any bat probably helps. He instantly becomes the team's HR leader

Pickett in the HOF game is poetic

I think most of us agree that the long term QB is not on the roster right now. To me, Watson is the most pointless to play

Do not care who wins us games. But the stupid stuff that cuts our throat like penalties, picks, sacks, holding the ball too long, failing throw it away among them, just mangles me. Really do not watching us hold it. Wishful thinking is not a fix. Fingers crossed, mgh888!

I'm ignorant to the subject, but is it too difficult to grow real turf inside a stadium?

thanks guys I thought so

We made one of the 1st moves this deadline season, sending catcher Bo Naylor and pitcher Codi Heuer to the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for relief pitcher Craig Yoho and outfielder Blake Perkins.

That is actually funny

"Dude is swole!"

4 posters in a row all largely in agreement ... hopefully one of the QB's "gets it" this offseason/season... it could happen, which doesn't mean it will happen...for me Gabriel has as much or more chance than any of them.

j/c:

I have a higher opinion of his adequacy than some very outspoken (and repetitive) posters. He did reasonably well given the crappy receiver play, lousy line, and the rest we watched. But I want to mention another consideration that isn't put forth often enough in the issue of fairness. Consider the offense/game he was given against tougher defenses than SS faced. I think the offense was different for him. Had they switched opponents, I think the stats may have favored him over Sanders. He seemed mentally tough did Gabriel in his starts. The QB is important, but I think there is truth in their play that they get too much credit in the wins, and too much blame in the losses.