Johnny Manziel And LeBron James: The Money-Making, Trouble Bringing Tag Team To Make Or Break Cleveland Browns And Cleveland Cavaliers? Powerade Vs. Gatorade

The city of Cleveland felt like it won the lottery this summer, landing Johnny Manziel and LeBron James. The Cleveland Browns now have a potential franchise NFL quarterback, while the Cleveland Cavaliers have the greatest player in the NBA and on the planet, so things couldn't be better for Cleveland, right? From a financial perspective, things couldn't be, but could this money-making tag team bring a lot of unnecessary trouble to Cleveland, and will they make or break the city and their teams? This week, LeBron brought in thousands of dollars in revenue, while Manziel has cursed NBA officials and a ball boy swapped Powerade and Gatorade around. Why, you ask?

Forgetting Manziel and James, during the latter's homecoming a ball boy was spotted serving Gatorade in a Powerade bottle, causing a weird yet interesting storm around the NBA. The ball boy switched the drinks around, sending the Internet wild as he was caught on camera. The Cavaliers are sponsored by Gatorade, so this could cause the franchise a ton of problems. Perhaps it was one of James's many requests upon his Cavaliers return.

The Cavaliers insisted, "We are looking into why the Powerade bottles were used. We're trying to figure out what happened.

But they certainly aren't hurting the city, even if they lose this deal. The city earned thousands of extra dollars on LeBron's homecoming day, once again proving how much money he will bring to the city, as well as the drama.

On top of that, Manziel, was videoed cursing at an NBA referee, after some bad calls were made against James. Manziel stood and screamed for more than a minute, making himself the center of attention.

The question the city will ponder is will this tag team be good or bad for the city, and could Johnny be the culprit behind the Gatorade saga? Probably not, but somebody is likely to blame him.