Oh boy...a whole laundry list of dirt bags to choose from...muhahaha.Pick6 wrote: footwedge=biggest dbag cleveland fan? Nevermind..thats not even a question.
Footwedge: you are an idiot if you think Jamison is not a good player. Do you remember what Rashard Lewis did to us last year?!?!??!!??!!? He did that because we didnt have 4 athletic enough to guard him. That is why we got Jamison. Varejao and JJ are good in the post, not guarding 3 point shooters that can drive around them easily. Im not going to waste my time looking up stats because I know I am right. Lewis had to average 20+ against us last year in the ECF because we could not stop him! There is no question we have the most stacked roster from top to bottom in the NBA.
I'll choose you for now. Jamison adds no additional value to this team. None. Nada. Nihil. Is my spelling OK?
The Cavaliers allowed a lot fewer points per game last year versus this year. But somehow the great PoonTawn Jamison is going to put a stop to it? You are another fuggin idiot. No other explanation.
Jamario Moon, Anthony Parker, Shaq, and now Jamison, and the opium permeates the Cavalier fans' brain...in somehow thinking this team is better defensively. Well it isn't. Figures don't lie...but liars suck in the media driven opium fumes. How's my spelling? Still OK?
Orlando won the series because they played above their station. Lewis, Turkolou, and Howard all had exceptional series against the Cavs. Mo and DeLonte played poorly. It had nothing to do with match ups---NOTHING.
Like the poster up above clearly stated...if DeLonte hits a wide open 15 footer in game one at the buzzer and Anderson tips in LBJ's second free throw in game 4, the Cavs win the series 4 to 1. And that was what was expected...given the fact last year's team was a whopping 6 to 1 favorite to beat the overmatched Magic.
The only real "match up" problems in that series...the Magic having to deal with the best player in the game, defend far and away the best 3ball percentage team, the best defensive team in the NBA, and the team with the far and away best overall record in the Eastern Conference.
No...it was the Magic that had the major match up problems...but because of a couple of incredible lucky breaks, they upset the much higher talented team.
OK. You're done. Next.