mark schwab joins us with the superstar's race concerns in america. >> mark: well, lebron was asked to respond to phil jackson's comments and did an interview with espn's magazine referencing lebron and his business arm, jackson referred to them as a posse. that did not sit well with lebron. >> we see the success we have and that lets you know how far we have to go as african-americans, you know. i just don't believe phil jackson would have used the same term if he was doing business with someone else working with another team or anybody in sports owning a team and it wasn't african-american and they had a group of guys. i don't think they would have called him a posse. >> james said it is a shame. he had a lot of respect for jackson one of the best coaches had as you don't anymore and lebron confirmed yes, past tense. that bridge if there ever was one, burned. >> romona: words do matter. >> mark: he and jackson never crossed paths. and lebron was never on teams and big names in basketball. you would like those people to get along and no longer a the case. >> of the. >> thank you veryh

mark schwab, i know it hurts. >> mark: this is where i'm supposed to lie. i blew out my throat. if you can tell, i was a little raspy. that was as tough as it came. it's being called one of the greatest game seven ever. the indians were left for dead and buried by many. they were prepping the club for a celebration. the same inning davis hit that. davis blasted one of the most historic homeruns in franchise history to get it even at 6. this team never said die. even fighting until its last out in the bot jason kipnis so proud of his club. >> we knew it was going to be a fun one. we knew it was going to be a battle until the end. even when we got down early, it's nothing we haven't done before. we have overcome everything else. why not keep fighting. extremely proud of the way the guys did. for us the way we came back and made it a ball game kind of shows you what we've been doing all year long and the toughness and just couldn't come up with the big hit. >> mark: so with the cubs drought ending, the indians now have the longest. 68 years. unfortunately i have to say and counting

situation with 6 out of kluber in the previous two starts in the world series and get to the bullpen, mark schwab they would be in phenomenal shape. jason kipnis needs help at the plate. he is the only one hitting right now. >> mark: oh, yeah t. would be nice if some of the guys get going. they have not hit well postseason. fortunately, this is where you feel if you can scratch water kluber is enough. you would like more than one or two. the way they have done this, winning the games one and two runs it's been unreal to see this run and how they have done it with things they have had to overcome. i said it a few days ago, i believe we would have botched the greatest indians story in cleveland history. the things they have overcome think they have no business winning it and they win it. kluber was asked what the past 28 days meant to the club. >> first and foremost it's been a blast. we have enjoyed ourselves and take a lot from how we approached it and not treating it more than each game is another game and we try to win it and not look too far ahead. there's value to taking the approach with sea

mark schwab joins us now what the cavs superstar had to say. >> mark: well, it all stems from a q&a which phil jackson did where he talked about his time in miami. pat riley was in charge. he and jackson have known each other for a long time. jackson said when lebron was with miami, he wanted special privileges and one of those was when they played the cavs, he wanted to stay in cleveland an extra night and fly out the next morning to meet up with the can't hold up the whole team because you and your mom and your posse want to spend an extra night in cleveland". jackson's use of the word posse that has raised the eyebrow and jackson would not have used that word if he were not talking about african-americans. >> i had nothing but respect for him as a coach for what he's able to do. he's one of my favorite players. mj and also growing up and watching with the but i got nothing for him. >> reporter: you said you had respect for him. >> yes. >> reporter: up until -- >> yes. >> mark: had. past tense. as in no more. now, this q&a session with phil jackson heard a wide range of things. there wa

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mark schwab inside progressive field time and time again game 7 and usually a guy you are not big. >> especially -- you are right. and it doesn't have to be. one of your big boppers. it can be one guy than runs into one and goes over a wall and double and could be perez and somebody like that. who knows. the indians chances tonight live with corey kluber's right arm and talk about getting him on the mound for game 7. he is there and kluber for him yes he has the great slider and two-seam fastball and that's the key pitch. when that thing is on and moving on him and right-handers and throws out over the plate and knicks the strike zone and hitter is confused, when that thing is on he is very, very hard to hit. he talked about the pitch and what it meant to his success. >> and in columbus and started messing around in it and it is almost a desperation thing and we had to try something different. for whatever reason and the ball felt better in my hand and pitched it to work at it. i don't know if i could say when it became comfortable and it was something through repetition and learn to

mark schwab joins us. >> are there any bright spots to talk about? >> in fact, there is. they will not waste your time sunday. get the loss out of the way thursday and your loss is free and clear and can't tell me you will love a day off. you. >> ed a day off. cody kessler started and got against pittsburgh and hue said he had to play the kid and then benched him and asked about that perceived about-face. >> i never said cody was starting quarterback for the rest of the year. that's what you said. i never said that. i will see cody for as much as i deem necessary. that's my choice and i decided to take him out and put josh in and end of discussion on that. anything else? >> romona: wow. >> mark: he seems he is irritated. they are 0-10. he is a coach and of course he will be irritated. >> you wonder, that move right or wrong, it seems like it is a desperate move. move of desperation. maybe i am wrong. that's how it appears. >> romona: i don't understand it. people keep telling me. romona, you have to remember not to win any games and get used to it. if that's the case and

i'm lydia esparra with beth mcleod and mark schwab. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i've never done anything like this. >> stahl: this took your breath away? >> a little bit. a little bit. i think i realized that this is a whole different life for me now. >> stahl: in his first te president-elect seemed more subdued than the candidate had been, and donald trump surprised us when fundamental positions of his seemed open to negotiation. are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> stahl: they're talking about a fence in the republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would. >> stahl: five days after the election, demonstrators across the country are protesting his victory. >> not my president! >> stahl: we asked about that

mark schwab takes you under the lights from the games all >>> now, this is ther is pen 10 -- this is ther is pen teen sash sash serpentini chevrolet sports report. >> if you missed under the lights over on cle43, there is no problem. got you covered here. we fired up the express version. the comets are taking on the c the come messes are -- the comets are down, but not going away. the big ball and it is 80-yard score. sullen trailing 24-10. they were never back in. it wide open and a 40-yard strike. wild cats are moving on with a 31-17 win. they are gonna take on the eagles. they are taking them on tonight. 7-0 eagles after the first quarter touchdown and move to the third. kevin kramer and big ball. hauled it in for a score. then in the fourth and kramer takes it himself. he will hold on to win it 41-35. rematch in the holy war next week taking on the explorers. and this is score less. he spun around and there and it it was 7-0. they get it even, but hudson would break the tie. down the seem and he runs away and that's the put away score. hudson moves on and avon lake taking on anth

mark schwab has more on another, should i say disappointing loss? >>mark: yeah, certainly disappointed. sometimes bad weather can be an equalizer to help a bad team stay in the game. not today. browns just run over by the steelers this afternoon. this is the last play of the first half. pittsburgh felt no need to kick a field gold. theyw score a touchdown. le'veon bell, got the two. cody kessler in third quarter, he got hit hard. he was out. another concussion. we have seen too much of this. second concussion this year. josh mccown did come in to throw a touchdown pass but strick, sacked, fumble. they were sacked eight times today. 24-9 the final. it couldn't end fast enough. pittsburgh, another defeat. tony zarrella was there to see the latest beatdown. the one on the scoreboard and between the lines. >>reporter: well, the only thing worse than watching the steelers and their fans come into this stadium every year and leave with bragging rights is watching the carnage in their wake. cody kessler, lawrence timmons sent him with a vicious hit back int

mark schwab joins us now with the >>mark: another fun, not very fun. they lost again this time they had the giants in town. new yorkers rod into first energy stadium to take on the winless browns. it was actually a game the browns were in. they didn't get grown out. fourth, only 14-6. they got the ball. until it was 20-6 because josh mccown got hit as he threw and jason pierre-paul. they come back again. mccown down the field and in the end zone for a touchdown. 20-13. but the giants blew it right back open. odell beckham junior, two touchdown performance. giants win 27-13. so with four games left, the question everybody is asking, will they win a game? tony zarrella though thinks the better question might be, do they even know how? >>reporter: how many different ways are there to lose? at least a dozen. weav now. maybe it's far less complicated. pick a crucial moment of any of these 12 losses, you'll find it right there. that's where the browns blew it. maybe it's all about this. they don't know how to win. we hear it all the time. players need to lea

mark schwab has the and, man, this really was a nail biter. >> this was an all-timer. it really was. and it is easy to get these big games and say oh, it was great. it was amazing. you always want a great game and we got one today. 2006 has always been the standard bearer for this rivalry. today's game probably topped that. it was just unreal. go to the highlights, this game respond, fourth and goal, buckeyes win the game if they get a p do. they couldn't. carbo with a great diving catch. extra point even at 24. after a michigan field goal, fourth and one for the buckeyes they pass on the field goal and go for it, buckeyes get the first down, harboro said no. but the officials reviewed it. he got it. that set up curtis samuel for the game-winning touchdown. 30-27, the final. it is absolutely impossible to try to sum this game up in 30 seconds i could be here all night. tony zarrella was there for the latest and greatest versions of the game we have ever seen. >> [screaming] >> how incredible is that? it is only fitting that that is how this game would end. the ultimate

. >> mark: hi, guys, mark schwab live outside progressive field where a certain baseball game there was a basketball game tonight across the way. the cavaliers were hosting the houston rockets. let's go to the highlights on that one. the cavs had a big night from outside the arc. jr got it started in the first. the three ball to put them up by three. move to the fourth and it got interesting. tied at 92. kyrie spins and hits it to put them up two. the rockets would battle back. they are within a point. 96-95 unt three-ball and they are up four. a couple of three-pointers by jr smith and then kyrie hits another one. 30 seconds left to put the dagger in houston. irving finishes with a team high 32. lebron had 19. cavaliers win it. they are 4-0 on the season. here are the guys afterward. >> we is have that many shooters and different combinations they put on the difficult. we have personnel to match up with them. >> it is very efficient. offensively we were sharp in the fourth quarter. we needed that because that's a high powered offense we played. great execution and great ball move meant

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mark schwab is here with that. >> mark: yeah. a little head scratcher. after seeing you wanted to play kessler he benched kessler for kessler again next week. they are 0-10 after losing last night in baltimore. who knows when a win is coming or if one is even coming. they are just bad. 7-6 lead at the half and looked like last night was a night they maybe could get a win and contained the ground game and getting to flacco and then it came crashing down. sounds like hue jackson has tried about everything. >> i have tried every different kind of s whatever you can think of. i can't put my finger on it. obviously, it is a problem. we have to fix it. obviously, the turnovers hurt us in the second half and not slowing them down in the second half same second half issue reared its ugly head. haven't solved that yet. >> mark: they will be at home next week to play the steelers. 1-10 would feel really good. wouldn't it. >> if you only one game, beat the steelers. >> after steelers they have giants and bengals. >> mark: you look at the games and try to figure may

mark schwab has a preview of the big announcement coming up soon. >>> you might think terry francona is a slam dunk for the playoff season starts and everything we saw in october doesn't count. francona has competition for the honor. buck showalter. the rangers won the american league more than the tribe and champions of the west. showalter won 89 games. wild card team going out in the first round against i like francona's chances. either him or bannister. what will put him over the top is some took the tribe and not many and i think francona's resume make him tough to beat for manager of the year. >> sometimes there are awkward situations where we see october played out and the guy doesn't win the award. it looks weird in the end. during the regular season as well. there's a great managing job. >> and bullpen stuff and miller in the 7th inning. a lot of stuff he does did regular season and playoffs and couldn't stretch things out as longer or magnified in the postseason as regular season. i think he has to get it. i do. i think it is him or bannister. bannister did a great job. i wo

. >> romona: all right, tony mark schwab was here yesterday and we were talking about the greek freak. this is what schwaby had to say. >> he is not the next lebron and just put him down for the hall of fame. >> romona: people were saying the greek freak who plays with the milwaukee bucks is the next lebron james. schwaby of course disagreed. i watch this had guy for the first time l oh, my god. i was screaming in the newsroom. schwaby, he is having his way with the cavs and doing whatever he wants. >> he is a couple years in. how long did it take for lebron? he was the guy out of the gate. >> cavs didn't show up last night. they took the night off. >> tony: during a play he wanders over to tony and no one is there to guard them. >> romona: what was he thinking? >> they gave him multiple chances to explain what happened. >> can you take us through what happened with the play with jason terry? you ran off the court and hugged him and gave >> you know they were on the ball. >> the first half he ran off the court and hugged jason terry. >> i didn't even know i was in the game. >> tony: i

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mark schwab joins us now with and mark, i'll tell you what, i know it's nine losses but, it's getting old. >>mark: it is a little old. wasn't any drama here. browns just went out and got pummeled by one of the best teams. cowboys did pretty much of what they wanted whenever they wanted. dak prescott started things off in first quarter looking for jason witten. nobody on him. 7-3 after that lot of that from the dallas cowboys. scored on the ground, ezekiel elliot taking it right side. 14-3 when he reached the end zone. then they went back to the air. prescott to cole beasley. nobody on him. 21-3 after that browns lose 35-10 today. they are 0-9. we have no idea when they're going to win a game. they might not win one this year. sports director tony zarrella here to remind us that this team is just bad. >>reporter: what's most alarming to me is that we're nine losses in and you can't point to one which they've improved. can't run, can't stop the run, can't even line up on side. losses continue to mount and embarrassing fashion. and the head coach just keeps saying the same thing. >> star

let's go inside the ballpark to mark schwab. arrieta is a tough one. the indians are exactly where they want to be going into game we could take two or three, that would be great. that was their mindset. you shouldn't be upset coming home 3-2. they have two cracks to win one game. tomlin is the key tonight. if there's a concern here, it's the fact that he's going on three days rest. he has been outstanding in these playoffs for the indians against b boston, toronto and once against the cubs. he's never done it on three days. remember three days. tomlin has never done three days rest before. but maybe they've learned some stuff now with kluber doing it and he might be all right. best part, he only threw 58 pitches in his first game. >> the 58 pitches is, yes, 58 pitches. so obviously better than throwing 100 or 110. in this environment, you're still getting up and down five start. the body is feeling good. everything is feeling the same as it did the last start. so hopefully that bodes well for me. >> reporter: 58 pitches is not a lot. so there's not a

cleveland 19 mark schwab has our full sports report. >> reporter: nfl sunday and no browns game today. they played on thursday night in baltimore and lost. so you have your afternoon if you want to not watch the browns play. buck ieyes played yesterday. they absolutely dismantled maryland. 62-3 was final. and between attack barrett scored four touchdowns. samuel he piled up three touchdowns. weber 93 yards on only 12 carries. he did not score somehow. even though they won over maryland. two games left for buckeyes. michigan state next week and that team up north. cavilers do play today. that's a 3:30 tip against charlotte. labron james. last game reached 27,000 points. he is youngest player to ever do espn number one basketball player in the nba. beating out curry. sixth year in a row he was named top guy in nba. he was asked about that. >> it means something simply that what i am doing, and very consistent. very consistent with my game. and very consistent with approach of the game. and there is -- whoever is making it, i don't know who is making the case for it. respect the way i pl

and mark schwab has sports update. >> reporter: browns game day. is this the day they finally get a win? if it is the one it will be a good one. against pittsburg. steelers in town for 1:00 kickoff f browns win this game they have to find a way to keep steelers offense off the field as much as possible. and big game from jamie collins hue jackson loves his new linebacker. >> he is a good football player. he is different. in the sense that he knows how to play. not that our guys don't. but he is a different player. he is tremendous athlete. and he is smart. he is bright. i think football is important to him. and it said that -- because he did walk in here, and hit the ground running. he has played in two football games, and. can see the potential that he has. so, i think, more he is with us, teammates, the better he will be. >> reporter: game 1:00 here on cleveland 19. and we have nfl sunday starting at 11:00. tony zarrella and bernie and tailgate crew. best tailgating in town. ohio state is now on michigan footing. they take on team up north on sat

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