Archive for October 18th, 2007
Live at Game 5 - 11:20
QUIET ISN’T GOOD AT THE JAKE
Top of the eighth, Indians down 4-1. You can count the number of spinning Tribe-time towels on one hand. It’s one quiet place.
The Indians are on their way to Boston tomorrow for Game 6 unless they rally back.
The attendance at tonight’s game was just announced as 44,588.
WHY CAN’T WE BE FRIENDS?
Bottom of the […]
Joe Torre out as Yankee manager
Joe Torre is out as manager of the New York Yankees, rejecting a substantial pay cut after the team failed to make it past the first round of the playoffs for the third straight year.
Torre turned down a $5 million, one-year contract Thursday that still would have made him the highest paid manager in baseball. […]
Call center jobs up to 840
TeleTech Corp. announced today that it will expand the call center it plans to open in
Amherst
Township , adding 340 jobs to the 500 jobs it had announced in August.
Chuck Koskovich, vice president of the Colorado-based company, said the medical call center the company originally planned to bring to
Lorain
County […]
One last mountain before the Rockies
CLEVELAND — “The Indians are going to the World Series.”
Those are the words Tribe fans have yearned to hear for a decade, words that could be bellowing out of the mouth of the team’s recognizable radio man Tom Hamilton when this night is over.
Owning a 3-1 lead in the […]
Indians at the bottom of the totem pole
The Indians have been the underdogs the entire American League series — and that’s OK.
But now, the Tribe is up 3-1 going into tonight’s game — which will be played on its home field with its ace on the mound — and it is still the underdog.
Everyone from the ESPN "Sports Center" gang to the Vegas oddsmakers are giving the […]
Report: 100 new jobs headed to county
ELYRIA — A wireless carrier plans to announce today that it will create more than 100 new jobs in the county.County officials are keeping the details of the announcement quiet at the request of the company, which has scheduled a news conference for 2 p.m. today.
County Administrator Jim Cordes described the jobs as service industry-oriented […]