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neumann wrote:he wanted to take me with him, good thing i didn't go mmm

I wasnt going to take you with me you idiot, i was just asking if you would do it if you were in my posotion.... stupid neumann.

well you wern't very clear then. I said no anyways

hmmm. yes.
this could be the year of the trifecta.
redemption is upon us.

Cavs are getting swept by the Spurs. San Antonio is a much better team than either Detroit or Cleveland. Once they beat Pheonix it was a done deal.

i think you need to check your fact home boy the cavs already swept the spurs this season. so im not sure where your getting the idea that there so much better.

Bwcad1 wrote:i think you need to check your fact home boy the cavs already swept the spurs this season. so im not sure where your getting the idea that there so much better.

The year the Bulls won 72 games they got swept in the regular season by Orlando who also happened to have the worst record in the league that year. Apply your logic and that meant Orlando could beat the Bulls in the playoffs. I already knew the Cavs beat SA both times they played this year. Had they played say 10 times and Cleveland beat them each time then maybe that would be an indication of Cleveland clearly being the better team. Cleveland IMO has a snowballs chance in hell of beating SA. But hey that's just my opinion. Not meant to offend.

and people said the same about the pistons.

Bwcad1 wrote:and people said the same about the pistons.

Some may have. But I thought the same thing, well maybe not a sweep, about the chances of the Pistons beating the Spurs. IMO San Antonio is far and away the best team in the NBA. Had it not been for some late season injuries I think they would have won it last year as well. But we'll never know that for sure. As much as I love Lebron he is surrounded by circus clowns. If they could get at least one additional legit and reliable scorer they could be a finals regular and win a few championships. If they still had Boozer I'd like their chances a lot better.

there is one thing you're not taking into consideration.
the last time a cleveland team won a professional championship was in 1964, with the browns. lebron was born and raised in cleveland. he knows this more than anyone on the team. his drive and determination is greater than anyone, on any team. and thats something you have to take into consideration.
it really isnt about the cavs anymore. its about cleveland.
and believe you me, if there is any city that wants it more than the other city, its cleveland.

I can't help myself anymore but to post. One word, TIM DUNCAN, who's going to stop him? Ginobili is going to lock Lebron down better than anyone. The spurs have 3 allstars, the CAVS have Lebron (yes he's good).