
With this year's baseball season refusing to head outright into the tank (instead, it feels like the next 100 games will be a death march of mediocrity cruelly punctuated with maddening flashes of hope and inspiration), let's take a break from the current malaise and look back at a time when the Cleveland Indians were
expected to suck, and ownership was frantically trying to keep people coming to the park anyway.
A friend pointed me at
this article that ran on ESPN to mark the 34th anniversary of one of the more notorious moments in Cleveland's history: Ten Cent Beer Night.
Definitely a recommended read for baseball fans and native Clevelanders (though not necessarily in that order).
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