Nikolokolus
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Ray Allen made John Starks proud with that performance.
Ouch.
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Ray Allen made John Starks proud with that performance.
Well 1-2 =/= 85%.
You aware that we gave as many gifts to Bulls as the refs gave to us. Rondo taking multiple bad gambles, and the team opting for Ray Allen and Glen Davis over Pierce on two occasions.
You aware that we gave as many gifts to Bulls as the refs gave to us. Rondo taking multiple bad gambles, and the team opting for Ray Allen and Glen Davis over Pierce on two occasions.
I can't get over how quiet this Cleveland crowd is.
I can't get over how quiet this Cleveland crowd is.
If the Rose Garden was like that... I'd be so pissed.
Before Wednesday’s regular-season finale against the Philadelphia 76ers, James took the microphone to thank the fans for their support this season. It was quite a season indeed as the Cavs set franchise records by selling out 38 of 41 games and averaging 20,512, just a few dozen below capacity.
James told the crowd that it was a season of “wins and smiles.” But with his teammates around him, he had one request.
“We’re all a family and sometimes families have disagreements,” James said. “If we win, 99-20, don’t boo us because you don’t get a free chalupa.”
James was referring to the occasions this season when the fans got on the Cavs in blowouts when they came up just short of the requisite 100 points to trigger the prize. The Cavs have dribbled out their final possession with the century mark in reach 10 times at home this season.
One particular game in November against Milwaukee, the booing got under James’ skin when fans let him know they weren’t happy he was holding the ball as time expired. Unable to get it off his mind, he expressed some disappointment with fans a few days later.
“We want to bring you all a championship,” James said Wednesday. “Not tacos.”
Pretty bad attempt at a trolljob.I am aware that Boston really only had one superstar and without him are an afterthought in the playoffs. LOL.
Looks like the only to get Cavs fans riled up are chalupas.
Before Wednesday’s regular-season finale against the Philadelphia 76ers, James took the microphone to thank the fans for their support this season. It was quite a season indeed as the Cavs set franchise records by selling out 38 of 41 games and averaging 20,512, just a few dozen below capacity.
James told the crowd that it was a season of “wins and smiles.” But with his teammates around him, he had one request.
“We’re all a family and sometimes families have disagreements,” James said. “If we win, 99-20, don’t boo us because you don’t get a free chalupa.”
James was referring to the occasions this season when the fans got on the Cavs in blowouts when they came up just short of the requisite 100 points to trigger the prize. The Cavs have dribbled out their final possession with the century mark in reach 10 times at home this season.
One particular game in November against Milwaukee, the booing got under James’ skin when fans let him know they weren’t happy he was holding the ball as time expired. Unable to get it off his mind, he expressed some disappointment with fans a few days later.
“We want to bring you all a championship,” James said Wednesday. “Not tacos.”
http://www.knicksfan.net/?p=1373
Like they aren't even making an effort to be heard over the very clearly pumped-in automatic DEFENSE chant.
Same would be true for Boston, really. Both teams are playing hard but missing tons of shots.
This is just sad. I would be ashamed to be a Cavs fan right now. Is it because they think this should be an easy series?
I have no idea, but it sure makes for 'flat' watching experience. I fully expect the Cavs to steamroll Detroit, but it's hardly watchable because there's no sense of 'This is fun!' in this game at all.
This is just sad. I would be ashamed to be a Cavs fan right now. Is it because they think this should be an easy series?