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Cleveland Cavs (2016 NBA Champions)

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NFBuck said:
I'm not fond of the way Andy carried himself in the Finals. But, he's one of those guys you love if he's on your team and HATE if he's not...like Delly. Varajao was a big part of this organization for a decade. He was one of my favorites for years. He should get a ring.
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If I'm LBJ I make him grovel a little for it. 8D

All kidding aside, it's not like he asked to be traded.
 
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LitlBuck said:
Hope Joe Tait got to enjoy this one. One of the best play-by-play guys I have ever heard.
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That's back in the Foots Walker days.

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I thought I was one of the very few guys who cried after the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA championship|:lol:

As many of you know, I am one of the older guys on this board and was born and raised in Cleveland. It is sort of strange because I have a grandson who just graduated from college and was born and raised in Columbus. Last night after the game, he text my wife and said "Go Cavs". This morning I sent him a brief email telling him how happy I was for all the Cleveland fans who have gone through all the misery of being a Cleveland sports fan. I do not think he understands or will ever understand how much it means for your hometown team to win a world's championship after so much misery.

Well, I got to watch more videos on Cleveland.com so I can start crying all over again:biggrin:
 
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LitlBuck said:
Hope Joe Tait got to enjoy this one. One of the best play-by-play guys I have ever heard.
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I hope he did too. I can't listen to the Cavs on the radio anymore, it just doesn't seem right without him.

But that aside, how are you feeling today @LitlBuck? Good day? I'm not messing with you, you just so earnestly root for all these teams, and you've been afflicted with Cleveland (Like the rest of us). I'll be honest, about 75% of my interest here is hoping for all you bastards that the Cavs win a title and for the city....

(If the Tribe won the world series, I'd be selfish and hospitalized.)
 
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LitlBuck said:
I thought I was one of the very few guys who cried after the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA championship|:lol:

As many of you know, I am one of the older guys on this board and was born and raised in Cleveland. It is sort of strange because I have a grandson who just graduated from college and was born and raised in Columbus. Last night after the game, he text my wife and said "Go Cavs". This morning I sent him a brief email telling him how happy I was for all the Cleveland fans who have gone through all the misery of being a Cleveland sports fan. I do not think he understands or will ever understand how much it means for your hometown team to win a world's championship after so much misery.

Well, I got to watch more videos on Cleveland.com so I can start crying all over again:biggrin:
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Well, you answered my question. Cheers, man.
 
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AKAK said:
I hope he did too. I can't listen to the Cavs on the radio anymore, it just doesn't seem right without him.

But that aside, how are you feeling today @LitlBuck? Good day? I'm not messing with you, you just so earnestly root for all these teams, and you've been afflicted with Cleveland (Like the rest of us). I'll be honest, about 75% of my interest here is hoping for all you bastards that the Cavs win a title and for the city....

(If the Tribe won the world series, I'd be selfish and hospitalized.)
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I like the way it is called "afflicted with Cleveland". Having "Cleveland" is akin to having an illness. Fortunately it is not an uncurable disease, as the Cavs proved last night.
 
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Nigel Tufnel said:
I like the way it is called "afflicted with Cleveland". Having "Cleveland" is akin to having an illness. Fortunately it is not an uncurable disease, as the Cavs proved last night.
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Look, I've actively tried to like other teams, because well, there's nothing rational about being a Cleveland sports fan.

It didn't work. When the Browns left, I tried to become a Titans fan (Eddie), and there wasn't even anyone to betray. Wouldn't take.

So, I can only say that it is a disease, probably mostly hereditary and has a lot of terrible symptoms.

But today, I feel much better. Not cured, but finally, real therapy for this terrible plague that's spread among us.
 
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