The Cavaliers won the NBA Championship, and it seems to have inspired and lifted the city of Cleveland, which includes the Indians.

Before the Cavs won the championship on June 19, 2016, the Indians had a decent record of 37-30. It’s now been two months since the title, and the Cleveland Indians have moved way up the standings and now hold a 70-50, 20 games above .500.

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LeBron James has been everywhere this summer, and he was on-hand for Friday night’s Indians’ epic walk-off victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.

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James made his support even more public by tweeting out about the game, and even added a little hashtag to embody Cleveland’s nickname, ‘Believeland.’