ernest_t_bass;1735163 wrote:I missed the entirety of game 5, so I'm not going to go back and re-read the entire thread... But I'm assuming this has already been posted somewhere? Regardless of the outcome of this series, true Cleveland fans (through and through) have to be pleased with this season, no? I root for the Cavs, but I'm not going to call myself a Cleveland "fan," 1) to not dishonor true fans and 2) to not be a typical "fake fan." When the smoke settles, are things looking up? Was this season a blessing?

ernest_t_bass;1735163 wrote:I missed the entirety of game 5, so I'm not going to go back and re-read the entire thread... But I'm assuming this has already been posted somewhere? Regardless of the outcome of this series, true Cleveland fans (through and through) have to be pleased with this season, no? I root for the Cavs, but I'm not going to call myself a Cleveland "fan," 1) to not dishonor true fans and 2) to not be a typical "fake fan." When the smoke settles, are things looking up? Was this season a blessing?

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1735165 wrote:The fact we're in a game 6 with our roster is so far beyond a success of a season. If we had Love and Kyrie we could/should win. If we do manage to win, it will be the biggest upset in finals history, and there should never be any Jordan/Lebron talk again. Cleveland will be the odds on favorite to win next year. As long as everyone stays healthy, there's no reason why they shouldn't win. But the whole reason we're in a game 6 is not because the cavs are as good or better than Golden State, it's because Lebron has put up ridiculous numbers. Cavs should have been swept, really. If lebron has even just a good series, the cavs get swept. So, yeah, the fact that they're in a game 6 is a great success.

sleeper;1735171 wrote:There will be people who will never admit Lebron is better than Jordan. He's a better player right now regardless of team accomplishments.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1735186 wrote:I agree with you. He is better. But that would destroy all other arguments.

Azubuike24;1735199 wrote:I like Curry, but it seems like a lot of people believe he's some underdog, non-trash talking, less cocky superstar that everyone should root for. To me, he comes off as a whiner and very cocky sometimes.

Azubuike24;1735199 wrote:I like Curry, but it seems like a lot of people believe he's some underdog, non-trash talking, less cocky superstar that everyone should root for. To me, he comes off as a whiner and very cocky sometimes.

Automatik;1735196 wrote:He needs to keep his mouthpiece in his fucking mouth.

Automatik;1735196 wrote:He needs to keep his mouthpiece in his fucking mouth.

Dr. KnOiTaLL;1735206 wrote:Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of the chest pound AFTER EVERY SINGLE MADE SHOT. I can understand it every once in a while, a lot of guys do that, but every time he makes a basket he pounds his chest. Is there some other meaning that I'm missing?

If you watch Curry play, you know that after he scores a basket he taps his chest twice and then points to the sky. He referred to this as “Heart for God” and the inspiration for this came from none other than Sonya.

In “Kick’n It” Episode I, Curry tells the story of how that came to be a signature move for him. It started in college when, after the starting lineups were announced, he would find his mother in the stands, tap his chest twice and point to the sky and she would do it back to him.

wildcats20;1735214 wrote:Yes.

sleeper;1735219 wrote:I could see Lebron doing something crazy tonight; like scoring 70 with 20 rebounds on the way to a Cavs victory.

I'm optimistic for a Game 7.

Automatik;1735224 wrote:I have a feeling his going off even more than recently too. Over 50%, making all those bunnies that he's been missing in the paint.

wildcats20;1735214 wrote:Yes.