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The Cavs have released their 2019-2020 regular season schedule that tips off in Orlando on October 23rd.

Three days later the Cavs welcome the Pacers to Rocket Mortgage Field House for the home opener on the 26th. The only nationally televised game for Cleveland is in DC against the Wizards on November 8th.

LeBron and the Los Angeles Lakers come to town on March 26th, the same day as the Indians 2020 season/home opener when the Tribe take on the Detroit Tigers. 

Click here for the full 2019/2020 Cavs Schedule. 

Click here for the full 2020 Indians Schedule. 

On this Wednesday edition of the Sam and Brad Show, the guys catch up with the Akron RubberDucks' Adam Liberman to discuss the team's "signing" of Bryce Harper to a 330 million duck bills contract(00:20). Brian Dulik of the Medina Gazette and Associated Press stops by to talk with the guys about all things in area sports (05:42), and Paul Keels of the IMG Sports Network talks with the guys about the Ohio State Buckeyes following their big win over #22 Iowa(16:41).

On this Monday edition of the Jasen Sokol Show, Jeff Schudel of The News Herald and The Morning Journal joins Jasen to break down the latest in sports (00:17), Larry Magid of CBSNews.com talks about the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (12:49), and Monday's Dope of the Day is revealed (17:35).

It's been an incredible ride for the Indians this year, and one of the architects of it all joined Jasen live from Progressive Field Wednesday.

Indians General Manager Mike Chernoff joined Jasen to talk about the Tribe's winning streak, the acquisition of Jay Bruce, and the timetable for injured players Andrew Miller, Jason Kipnis, and Michael Brantley.

For more than 40 years, Indians fans have heard the beat of John Adams' bass drum at nearly every Indians game.

Adams first drummed at an Indians game on August 24, 1973 at the old Municipal Stadium. He joined the Jasen Sokol Show ahead of the Indians' run at a 21st consecutive victory to talk about the Tribe's remarkable run and share some of his stories of four decades in the Cleveland bleachers.

Tuesday is the day: Game 1 of the World Series in Cleveland featuring the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago Cubs at Progressive Field. 

As any Indians fan can tell you, the team has seen its share of injuries, especially in the later part of the season. One of those injuries was starting pitcher Danny Salazar. He hasn't pitched for the Tribe since leaving the game back on September 9th against the Minnesota Twins with a strained right forearm. 

On Tuesday, ahead of the start of the World Series, the Indians released their official World Series roster. The good news; it included Right-Handed Pitcher Danny Salazar. To make room for Salazar, the Indians removed RHP Cody Anderson from the WS roster. Over the past weekend, Indians Manager Terry Francona said his starting pitching rotation for the World Series is "to be announced" following Game 3. Corey Kluber gets the start in Game 1 Tuesday, and Games 2 and 3 are to be decided between Trevor Bauer and Josh Tomlin. Francona said, of Bauer who is healing from a finger injury that left him an early-exit in Game 3 of the ALCS against the Blue Jays, he wants to give Bauer as much time as possible.

The official World Series roster for the Cleveland Indians is below: 

#        PITCHERS (12/1)                B     T           HT.       WT.               BORN                 BIRTHPLACE                                     

37      Allen, Cody                         R     R           6-1        210              11/20/88               Orlando, FL            

47      Bauer, Trevor                      R     R           6-1        190                1/17/91               North Hollywood, CA

52      Clevinger, Mike                   R     R           6-4        202              12/21/90               Jacksonville, FL

28      Kluber, Corey                      R     R           6-4        215                4/10/86               Birmingham, AL

53      Manship, Jeff                      R     R           6-2        205                1/16/85               San Antonio, TX

34      McAllister, Zach                  R     R           6-6        240                12/8/87               Chillicothe, IL

54      Merritt, Ryan                       L      L            6-0        170                2/21/92               McKinney, TX

24      Miller, Andrew                     L      L            6-7        205                5/21/85               Gainesville, FL

61      Otero, Dan                          R     R           6-3        215                2/19/85               Miami, FL

31      Salazar, Danny                    L      R           6-0        190                1/11/90               Santo Domingo, DR

27      Shaw, Bryan                       S      R           6-1        210                11/8/87               Livermore, CA

43      Tomlin, Josh                       R     R           6-1        190              10/19/84               Tyler, TX

#        CATCHERS (2)                   B     T           HT.       WT.               BORN                 BIRTHPLACE                          

10      Gomes, Yan                        R     R           6-2        215                7/19/87               Sao Paulo, Brazil

55      Perez, Roberto                    R     R           5-11      225              12/23/88               Mayaguez, PR

#        INFIELDERS (6)                 B     T           HT.       WT.               BORN                 BIRTHPLACE                          

22      Kipnis, Jason                      L      R           5-11      190                  4/3/87               Northbrook, IL

12      Lindor, Francisco                 S      R           5-11      190              11/14/93               Caguas, PR

1        Martinez, Michael                 S      R           5-9        180                9/16/82               Santo Domingo, DR

26      Napoli, Mike                        R     R           6-1        225              10/31/81               Hollywood, FL

11      Ramirez, Jose                     S      R           5-9        165                9/17/92               Bani, DR

41      Santana, Carlos                   S      R           5-11      210                  4/8/86               Santo Domingo, DR

#        OUTFIELDERS (5/1)           B     T           HT.       WT.               BORN                 BIRTHPLACE                          

8        Chisenhall, Lonnie                L      R           6-2        190                10/4/88               Morehead City, NC

4        Crisp, Coco                        S      R           5-10      185                11/1/79               Los Angeles, CA

20      Davis, Rajai                        R     R           5-9        195              10/19/80               East Lyme, CT        

6        Guyer, Brandon                   R     R           6-2        200                1/28/86               West Chester, PA

30      Naquin, Tyler                       L      R           6-2        190                4/24/91               Iola, TX  

The Cleveland Indians put a limited number of tickets to the 2016 World Series up for sale at Indians.com Thursday morning, starting at 10 a.m. EST. 

As of 10:13 EST, the were "GONE," as Tom Hamilton would say. The Indians have home-field advantage throughout the Series, so will be home for games 1 and 2, and potential games 6 and 7.

Now tickets will hit the after-market websites and likely be sold for well over face value. 

The World Series starts at Progressive Field on Tuesday, October 25th. The Indians will play the winner of the NLCS between the Chicago Cubs and L.A. Dodgers. 

For the first time in nine years, Cleveland will have Division Series Baseball. Jensen Lewis of SportsTime Ohio and Peter Abraham of The Boston Globe joined Jasen to preview the American League Division Series matchup between the Indians and the Boston Red Sox.