CLE Talk is our weekly podcast fully dedicated to Cleveland Sports. Bob and Chris grew up in Cleveland, cheering passionately for all of its sports teams Our daily conversations always revert back to the current events of the sporting world and our favorite teams. We want to share our conversations with you in the mold of a show. Recorded weekly, the show takes a look at the major news surrounding all the relevant Cleveland teams — including the Browns, Cavaliers, Indians and Buckeyes.
Our old What Are You Talking About podcasts are archived here.
The Cavs squeaked out a victory against the Pistons in Game 1, Bob and Chris recap the game and make their NBA Playoffs picks. Plus a huge trade has massive ramifications for the Browns' NFL Draft plans and the Lake Erie Monsters begin their playoff run.
With two games left on the NBA schedule. Bob and Chris take a look at the easiest possible road to the NBA Finals by seeding the bracket themselves. Plus a debate on Chief Wahoo and a recap of the men's and women's college basketball championships.
Opening Day is an unofficial holiday and it means the Cleveland Indians are back. Bob and Chris breakdown the team and debate their prospects for 2016. Plus a look around the majors and both brothers try to make better World Series picks than their 2015 attempt.
The Cleveland Browns attempt to solve their quarterback situation by signing Robert Griffin III to a two-year deal. Bob and Chris debate whether or not this is a wise move and if it will pay off for the Browns. Plus the Indians give Tyler Naquin a chance, the Cleveland Gladiators kick off and the Final Four is set.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been a frustrating team, especially in the last week. Bob and Chris debate whether or not it's time to panic over their playoff chances. Plus a recap of March Madness, RGIII visits the Browns and Michael Brantley gives the Indians some good news.
Since the Cleveland Browns did nothing in free agency, Bob decided to play a game of "Would You Rather" with Chris, giving his brother the choice between two undesirable scenarios. Plus a look at March Madness.
With the Cleveland Browns getting ready to pursue NFL free agents, Bob and Chris debate what the team's priority should be. Plus the Cavs rebound from some tough losses and the MAC Tournament is about to begin at The Q.
Bob and Chris have decided to change the direction of this podcast, switching the focus to Cleveland sports. The brothers start with the Cavaliers, Indians, and the Columbus Crew.
Hey guys, it's Chris. We're mixing things up a bit. It's taken us a year to find ourselves, but deep down we're both Cleveland fans. And we want to focus our podcast on the sports we love most: Cleveland Sports. So we're doing away with WAYTA/general sports talk and Volume to Ten and focusing in on CLE Talk full time. Every week, our podcast will focus on Cleveland and all the sports the city loves. The Big 3 — Browns, Cavaliers and Indians — and others that Clevelanders support, like Ohio State, Lake Erie Monsters/Columbus Blue Jackets, the Gladiators, Columbus Crew, Mid-American Conference teams and Cleveland State.
Our podcast will continue to post every week, but it's going to be all Cleveland, all the time. We hope you enjoy our new direction!
Kevin Love has been the focus of many fans' angst and media criticism, but is he really the problem with the Cavs? Bob and Chris discuss why trading Love would be foolish and point to the real problems with the team. Plus the impact of Michael Brantley's injury on the Indians.
As predicted, the Cleveland Browns cleaned house immediately after the season ended, but like many, Bob and Chris are skeptical of their current moves - promoting Sashi Brown to run football operations and hiring Paul DePodesta as their chief strategy officer. The brothers debate, take quick looks at the Indians' latest signing and Kyrie Irving's return to form.
The Cleveland Browns have been branded a factory of sadness and 2015 is no exception. Bob and Chris wonder how the franchise can pull itself out of the depths of despair and into a respectable football team. Plus a loot at the Cavs' struggles and a minor move by the Indians.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are considered by many to be one of, if not the, favorite to win the NBA Championship. Bob and Chris talk about what that would mean for the City of Cleveland, which has gone more than 50 years without a championship in any of the three major sports.