Going
The Browns are getting ready to say goodbye to Antonio Bryant. They are also are prepared to move on without Aaron Shea and Ben Taylor. This is what I like about the Browns right now. If a player doesn't play up to the standards the team has set, it looks for improvements.
The Indians should take note, instead of blindly sticking with a guy who hits less than .200 with runners in scoring position.
And no, I will not get off this Casey Blake bashing until one of two things happen:
1. Blake is traded or released.
2. Blake is not traded or released, but his playing time is diminished. Also, Eric Wedge and Paul Dolan need to write a letter of apology to all Cleveland fans for making them watch Casey play 147 games last season.
I'd add a third option involving Blake improving his productivity, but that's about as likely as Juan Gonzalez winning the AL MVP this season.
Anyway, back to the Browns:
I like this quote from Phil Savage a lot:
"We knew we weren't going to get the blue-chip players last year, with the exception of maybe a Gary Baxter, who would have been at the top of his class. This year, certainly, we're going to strive more for quality. Maybe less quantity, but a better overall class [of players]."

Many will probably question why I'm praising a team that won six games and knocking a team that won 93. Wait until September.