While an outside observer of the fans in Cleveland, may assume that they are crazy fans, but locals understand the love that is felt for the Browns here on the shores of Lake Erie. For instance, on any given Sunday during football season, fans line up early in the morning for tailgating party's despite the weather in Northeast Ohio, that can be awful thanks to cold temperatures, rain, snow or some combination of all three. When the fans flood into the stadium one may see some very interesting fans, as some fans will dress up in the traditional Browns colors of brown and orange some may wear dog costumes and paint their faces, and some men even go shirtless in freezing weather – all to show support and passion for the Browns. Once inside the stadium, the best area for a fan to sit , it at both ends of the end zones. These areas are called the Dawg pound - where fans will bark like a …show more content…
The Cavaliers fan base has became the most spirited fans in the city of Cleveland. The Cavaliers fans wear their wine and gold team colors with a lot of pride, and this pride is growing thanks to the Cavaliers winning the NBA Finals this year. While the fans have had many disappointed on and off the basketball court before the 2016 season, the growing passions have happen over many years of the Cavaliers playing amazing basketball. However, the Cavaliers fans are not afraid to show their outrage with unbelievable losses that have happened, for instance when a hometown hero LeBron James left for another team. Every time James would return to play at Cleveland thefans booed and vocally made it very clear with other choice words the disapproval of James’s decision. Still when James returned to Cleveland, the Cavaliers fans showed great excitement, especially after the Cavaliers won the championship. The Cleveland fans flooded the streets on the night the Cavaliers fulfilled what the Cavaliers fans were dreaming of, winning the NBA Finals. Cavaliers fans old and young celebrated with high five to everyone with a hand raised, while some carried flags and banners, and other fans just walked the streets to be apart of the celebration. Within a few day after winning the Finals, the city held a parade where over a million fans lined the streets for hours just to see or touch one