benchmobbin02 wrote:FNQ wrote:GoRapstheoriginal wrote:http://espn.go.com/blog/oakland-raiders/post/_/id/11631/oakland-raiders-complete-rookie-class-by-signing-mario-edwards
Well that's a relief(not that it was in any doubt, but still!).
Good stuff! Onward's & upwards! Excelsior! Lolz!

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(and yes I can damn well wait for Sept. I am going to enjoy the hell out of my summer here in southwestern Ontario,
thank you very much!

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P.S. Congrats to the Warriors!
Thanks. Been a great year so far. A Raiders playoff appearance would be the cherry on top..
Raiders to the playoffs!
P.S. This isn't a Warriors board and I almost didn't say anything but yes I jealous haha. As a Warrior fan, you have to know that you caught a break facing LeBron without his "REAL" support. But a ring is a ring i guess.
Well I won't extrapolate on this, but it seems that general fanbase loves taking away from our win... here's a few counters. In detail they're more convincing, so if you want to head over to the W's board, we can break it down. Cliff notes:
- Kyrie and Love's RAPM (best metric for performance predicting) had both of them as neutrals for the Cavs. Meaning that when Tristan and Delly took their minutes, the Cavs performed about the same
- LeBron is so good that giving him the ball in isolation is still their best player almost all the time. Still, he shot sub 40% against Iguodala. And he'd still be taking the bulk of shots, even with Irving there.
- Warriors played the long game, Cavs didn't. Warriors rested starters, Cavs pushed them back into action too soon. Warriors built depth, Cavs threw together some midseason trades based on what was out there. One had a plan, the other tried to scrape one together