What a weekend it was for Clevelanders, as Phil Savage once again wasted absolutely no time in aggressively and proactively improving the Cleveland Browns with a flurry of activity once the free agent signing period opened.  In addition, the new look Cavs got a pair of wins Friday night and Sunday afternoon, and the spring training games started to heat up in Winter Haven.  We're heading into my favorite time of the sports year, and it's all good in CTown.

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In his latest, TCF resident handicapper Lead Pipe reminds us that despite his prowess at the betting windows, he is just like many of us.  Living in middle America with a wife, kid, and a couple of pets.  With this scene comes responsibilities, diapers that need changed and things at the Leadquarters that need some fixin'. Well players, what if Lead told you he had a plan? What if he told you this plan would not only dull the wife's memories of the football season, but would also placate her for the upcoming March Madness? What if it did all this AND got you to the window? Too good to be true?  Think again.

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This is more like it. Finally some local sports news you can sink your teeth into. The Cavs deal away half their roster. The Browns sign Jamal Lewis, get closer to defining their future relationship with Derek Anderson and open up negotiations on a new deal with Kellen Winslow Jr. Meanwhile in Florida, the Indians have all present and accounted for in Winter Haven and their biggest decision may be who takes the ball as the fifth starter. It's the Weekend Wrap.

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There are few moments in the history of the United States where people remember where they were to the exact, including time and place. 9/11, the Challenger explosion, the assassination of JFK just to name a few. All of those have one thing in common; they are events that nobody wants to reminisce about.  But 28 years ago today, a ragtag bunch of American college students gave us all a positive memory we will never forget.  Adam Burke celebrates the anniversary of the greatest upset in sports history.

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