NoBenny The Jet;1800946 wrote:So now let's play what if....is that the Cavs 2nd in a row if Kyrie and Love were healthy in 2015 Finals?
We have a group of 10 going to the parade. Planning to get to CLE around 6:30 am. I'm so fucking pumped.Midstate01;1800936 wrote:Just boarded my flight for ohio. Have a stop in Charlotte first. Ron Rivera is on my flight and came up to say congrats (I'm wearing a cavs shirt). Was super nice. Had a lot of people saying congrats actually. Was pretty cool.
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I'm definitely giving the Warriors title an asterisk, fuck them. The last series Steve Kerr had to throw shit on a wall with his lineup changes to see if it worked. He cracked the code and made a deathly lineup. I'm not sure if that happens if Love and Kyrie were there to play last year.Benny The Jet;1800946 wrote:So now let's play what if....is that the Cavs 2nd in a row if Kyrie and Love were healthy in 2015 Finals?
I heard a half million people ..........kind of hard to believe, but who knows ........... will be fun.Fab4Runner;1800952 wrote:We have a group of 10 going to the parade. Planning to get to CLE around 6:30 am. I'm so fucking pumped.
If you remember though, he was pretty awesome game 1 vs them last year before he got hurt. Dropped 23-7-6 with 4 steals and 2 huge blocks on Steph. Who's to say if he's healthy he doesn't replicate this series?SportsAndLady;1800950 wrote:No
Cavs needed Kyrie to go God-Mode to squeek one out in 7. I don't see him doing that in his first playoff series.
Also, the Warriors were much better in last year's finals than this year's finals. Last year just seemed inevitable for the Warriors to win.
Yeah, we're parking outside the city and taking the rapid. No way I want to deal with that traffic and parking.iclfan2;1800958 wrote:I saw an estimate this morning that the city is estimating 800,000 people. Then I saw another comment that Kansas City had a million less than Cleveland and had that many, so they may push 1 million people at the parade. Ha sounds like a complete cluster fuck.
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Salt.Terry_Tate;1800912 wrote:@Rusty_SFChron: Klay Thompson: "We feel like we're still the best team in the world, but we let that slide."
After how their fans acted in Games 1 and 2 with the "Just wait to Cavs are at full strength" memes, it certainly is deserved.Laley23;1800908 wrote:I'm also fully on board telling every fucking GSW fan that they need an asterisk next to their title from last year. Lollll
There's no question that we win last year with EITHER Love or Irving. No question.Benny The Jet;1800946 wrote:So now let's play what if....is that the Cavs 2nd in a row if Kyrie and Love were healthy in 2015 Finals?
Agreed on Bogut. I think Cavs still win Game 5 even with Draymond.wildcats20;1800948 wrote:It very well could be.
But you can say the same thing if Bogut wasn't hurt and Draymond didn't miss a game.
Um, if Draymond didn't shoot 80% from the 3, Game 7 is a blow out. You can't really play that game.SportsAndLady;1800950 wrote:No
Cavs needed Kyrie to go God-Mode to squeek one out in 7. I don't see him doing that in his first playoff series.
Also, the Warriors were much better in last year's finals than this year's finals. Last year just seemed inevitable for the Warriors to win.
It'll be 1 million+. Seriously.iclfan2;1800958 wrote:I saw an estimate this morning that the city is estimating 800,000 people. Then I saw another comment that Kansas City had a million less than Cleveland and had that many, so they may push 1 million people at the parade. Ha sounds like a complete cluster fuck.
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Love would not ask for a trade. As of now, I do not want to trade him.SportsAndLady;1800959 wrote:Mike and Mike this morning asking the question if you were Love, would you ask for a trade?
Obviously BSPN hot take radio talk, but getting around that...Cavs lose game 7 and love is traded. Now they win, are we keeping him for the long haul or do we go out and see what kind of return we can get for him?
I'm not for trading Love either at this point. The question I heard posed was would Love want out seeing as he is AT BEST the third wheel on this team. I don't think Love wants out, but the question made me think if the Cavs are wanting to move on from him and get another "third wheel" in Cleveland.sleeper;1800970 wrote:Love would not ask for a trade. As of now, I do not want to trade him.
With that said, Cavs should always have the phone line open and listen to trades for him. They should do that for any player though at any time.
It seems like he is quite happy in Cleveland and seems to understand and accept his role. I guess I'm saying you don't know what you are going to get with another "third wheel" Could be better things out there Love might bring but how they gel within is always an unknown to an extent...but who knows maybe someone overpays for Love and Cleveland could fleece someone, but doubtful.SportsAndLady;1800975 wrote:I'm not for trading Love either at this point. The question I heard posed was would Love want out seeing as he is AT BEST the third wheel on this team. I don't think Love wants out, but the question made me think if the Cavs are wanting to move on from him and get another "third wheel" in Cleveland.
I say no, and I'm sure most do too. Just posing the question.
I doubt it. Love got his fat pay day to be a 3rd wheel on a championship team. I don't see him as the type of competitor that wants to be the #1 guy on another team; he just wants money and to be relevant and on the Cavs he has both.SportsAndLady;1800975 wrote:I'm not for trading Love either at this point. The question I heard posed was would Love want out seeing as he is AT BEST the third wheel on this team. I don't think Love wants out, but the question made me think if the Cavs are wanting to move on from him and get another "third wheel" in Cleveland.
I say no, and I'm sure most do too. Just posing the question.
Well he already had that in his career and guessing 3rd-5th wheel and winning it all alongside one of the greatest of all-time is way beyond leading a nobody team going nowhere....which he likely can't even do anymore anyways. He might have the best job in the NBA.sleeper;1800981 wrote:I doubt it. Love got his fat pay day to be a 3rd wheel on a championship team. I don't see him as the type of competitor that wants to be the #1 guy on another team; he just wants money and to be relevant and on the Cavs he has both.
Just happy he made 3 of those 4 free throws in the 2nd half of game 7. His 15/15 game 5 was a huge deal in the Cavs winning.sleeper;1800982 wrote:Also anyone now doubt TT's contract?
I now feel he is worth the money he is getting paid.
We're taking the rapid into Tower City so we don't have to deal with traffic and parking.Dr. KnOiTaLL;1800979 wrote:Is anyone going to the parade and have a good plan for entry into the city?