Seth forgot his wallet in his wife's car, which lead to a huge argument and him panhandling for change so he can buy chips. And we learn Seth is a huge wuss in his marriage.

How much would you have lost betting on Trevor Bauer this year? Uncle Vic with another gem. Steve Loomis calls in to discuss the CPPA and their decision on the Browns opener and what Chief Williams might do. Andre Knott and Terry Francona on the Tribe.

The Indians haven't lost since the last time Terry and Triv spoke. Should we not have done this? More on the Trevor Bauer-Avisail Garcia dust up and how they send the message to the young kids in the minors.

CPPA President Steve Loomis joined Triv for a conversation on the Browns and anti-police rhetoric in general. Loomis says the CPPA stance is about Browns management and he wouldn't disrespect the team because only a handful of players knelt for the anthem.

If Triv were a Cleveland cop, here's how he'd handle the Opening Day flag flap.

A long but unpleasant weekend for Sethell, as he find out more doctor's visits are in his future. And if he's making positive changes, why does he feel so crappy?

Triv kicks off your holiday weekend with Tribe Talk after a Game 1 win, before Game 2 of the doubleheader. Is homefield that important in baseball? We're ready for the playoffs to start now. Has technology made us impatient, even during baseball season?

Indians keep rolling. The good people at the St. Elias Festival stop by to talk about this weekend. The lovely Danielle Serino is a spitfire! She antagonizes listeners while promoting WKYC's big digithon for Harvey survivors. How do you pronounce Carnegie? Al Pawloski on the red hot Tribe.

Channel 3 will never send Danielle or anyone to do a live hit with our show. But, help them out with there digital telethon anyway. wkyc.com/texascares

Sethell has a nice, long four day weekend but intends to spend as little money as possible. Plus, a review of the new Romanburger BTE on tap for next week.