This is the classic situation where you have a Cleveland organization working with an Akron organization to put on an event that benefits the whole region.

We talked about how important (Game 4) was to Cleveland. Now you go back to your hometown with the series tied and you feel the pressure. You feel like you absolutely have to win. They came in here and felt like they had a free shot, and that's the wrong way to approach it.

The knish is a classic example of peasant food evolving into comfort food and even sophisticated fare.

We planned for weeks and weeks on this. If you want to use a sports metaphor, you'd say we left it all on the field.

I have been coaching there [the] last three years as the pitching coach with [head coach] Matt Cleveland and the varsity squad.

Hal was a legend. Most of our readers know him as one of if not the greatest columnist in Cleveland sports history.