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Archive for May, 2007

Dice-K, NBA Finals, Kobe, A-Rod

Random thoughts during my day at work…
The “gyro ball” gyro-ed for about four innings then it just pita-ed for Dice-K last night against the Indians. Dice-K (hate the nickname by the way but I’m not about to write out his full name every time I want to use it) looks to be nothing special. [...]

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The Three G’s

The Three G’s took over last night’s Game 4 between the Cavs and Pistons. Gooden, Gibson and God.  OK, well not God but the basketball God of , LeBron James, I just needed another ‘G’ to make this work.  How great was that game to watch?
Being at the game, my first postseason game, was an [...]

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Cavs Fans Rocked Last Night

For the first time in this postseason, make that in my life, I attended a Cavs playoff game.  What an experience!  It was incredible.  Everyone got wine colored “Beat Detroit” t-shirts and a white “Rise Up” towel.  It was so loud inside we couldn’t even hear the Cavs starting line up being introduced.  It was [...]

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A Baseball Riddle For You

Here’s a riddle for you.  When does a foul ball count as strike three, when it isn’t a bunt and that kills a ninth-inning rally and stopped a four-game win streak? 
The answer: in yesterday’s game between Cleveland-Boston.  How can a foul ball be a strike three, you ask?  That’s a great question.  Two on, one [...]

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More Gibson is Good

Daniel Gibson made a three-pointer around the four-minute mark in last night’s Game 3.  That was significant for two reason and because of the shot, I knew the Cavs would win.
 
The first reason it was significant was because it made the score 79-73.  That meant it could no longer end like the first two games [...]

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3rd Quarter Blues

Foul or no foul?  It doesn’t really matter.  I blame Larry Hughes for missing the easy 6-foot jumper.  But not all of the blame can go on Hughes.  He gets some.  Mike Brown gets the rest.  Why is Hughes in the game anyway?  What has he brought to the table in any of the last [...]

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4th Anniversary of the Best Day in Cleveland Sports

Let’s turn are attention away from the Cavs’ playoff run for a day and look at what else is going on in the world of sports, well almost.
It was four years ago yesterday that the Cavs lucked out after a season of tanking and won the NBA Draft Lottery.  That day will forever be the [...]

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Game 1 Bewilderment

I have no idea what to make of Game 1 between the Cavs and Pistons. 
LeBron didn’t play how I predicted he would but yet the they only
lost by 3 and very easily could have won. Z hits four shots in a row but
missing a game-tying, potential overtime forcing shot. Donyell goes
back to Game 5 performance [...]

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I’m Sick of Losing to Detroit, too

Cavs, Pistons again. We all know the story lines and history; A rematch of last year’s Eastern Conference Semifinals, Cavs going 1-3 against them this year, fifth straight conference finals for the Pistons, the Cavs are struggling, the Pistons look determined, etc., etc., etc.
I know some Cavs fans wanted to play the Chicago Bulls [...]

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The Cavs Secret Weapon

A couple quick thoughts about the Cavs series clinching win over the Nets on Friday night. I was driving to Ohio University Friday evening for the greatest party in the world, FourFest, and I only was able to watch the fourth quarter. I did, however, listen to Joe Tait for the first three [...]

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