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Last Tuesday, the Cleveland Cavaliers bumped up the start of their ring ceremony to accommodate the Cleveland Indians and Game 1 of the World Series.
Now, the Cavs are doing it again for tomorrow’s Game 6. The Cavs’ game against the Houston Rockets - which was originally scheduled for 7 p.m. - will now tip-off at 6 p.m. First pitch of Game 6 between the Indians and Chicago Cubs is scheduled for 8 p.m.
CLE, we fought hard to move @cavs tip to 6pm tomorrow so you wouldn't be torn. @cavs game should end by 2nd inning. Can't wait, @Indians!
— Dan Gilbert (@cavsdan) October 31, 2016
Also, if you're @TheQArena tomorrow, stick around to watch the @Indians Game 6 World Series game LIVE on the @HUMONGOTRON! #RallyTogether
— Dan Gilbert (@cavsdan) October 31, 2016
During the first Cavs-Indians double feature, the Cavs throttled the Knicks and the Indians won Game 1 behind a dominant performance from pitcher Corey Kluber. On Saturday, when the Indians were in Chicago the same day the Cavs played the Magic, fans stayed at the Q after the Cavs’ win to watch the Cavs beat the Cubs.
If tomorrow night goes the way last Tuesday went, you’ll see potentially 40,000 people - plus everyone out at the bars - celebrating Cleveland’s second world title this year. How cool is that?