Hawkeyes wrote:83-47? Dear lord. Somebody give me a gun.
Can I stand behind you?
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Hawkeyes wrote:83-47? Dear lord. Somebody give me a gun.
parson wrote:Ok, I've been suffering in silence, with NOTHING good to say -- until now: it looks to me as if Acie can do that (penetration) any time he wants to.
Anyone else got anything good to say?
evildallas wrote:Othello Hunter has looked good in garbage time.
parson wrote:evildallas wrote:Othello Hunter has looked good in garbage time.
Yes, he has, hasn't he? He looks longer than his listed size. To me, he looks as long as Joe Smith, who is supposed to be 6'10".
evildallas wrote:^^^^ It wasn't 40, it was 32. There were still 3:31 left in the 3rd quarter and we were on offense. Josh threw a baseline pass to Joe which was called for hitting the line as he went up for the layup. Lebron made heavy contact on the attempted block that would not have been called a foul even if the ball wasn't blown dead (I'm just saying). Joe rolled his ankle when he landed. It was a fluke injury. It wasn't like when Horford got injured, there wasn't unusual contact on the play preventing him from landing clean. He just landed wrong and it turned.
If you were going to pull the starters any time we are blown out in this series they won't get very much court time at all.
LoveThemCavs wrote:Some of you guys are over-reacting. Now I won't sugarcoat it and act like these first two games weren't what they were. The Cavs had their way in them, but we were supposed to do that. The Cavs are 43-2 at home counting the playoffs. Only losses to the Lakers and a game against Philly where the starters didn't even play. Maybe you thought you would do better at our place and that's fine. Cavs fans will probably flip out if we lose a single time at home in the playoffs because of that record. The Cavs simply held serve, the ball is in your court now.
I wish your team well health wise as the Cavs come to Phillips. Believe in your team. We were in your shoes not long ago, learning the ropes against the Pistons. Anything can happen in the playoffs.
That's true, but it's not like LeBron's are available all the time.. Most teams don't count on having a player like LeBron and proceed accordingly to build their squads..HMFFL wrote:LoveThemCavs wrote:Some of you guys are over-reacting. Now I won't sugarcoat it and act like these first two games weren't what they were. The Cavs had their way in them, but we were supposed to do that. The Cavs are 43-2 at home counting the playoffs. Only losses to the Lakers and a game against Philly where the starters didn't even play. Maybe you thought you would do better at our place and that's fine. Cavs fans will probably flip out if we lose a single time at home in the playoffs because of that record. The Cavs simply held serve, the ball is in your court now.
I wish your team well health wise as the Cavs come to Phillips. Believe in your team. We were in your shoes not long ago, learning the ropes against the Pistons. Anything can happen in the playoffs.
Overreacting? I completely disagree. We faced Miami with one of our pure shooters injured and Al was injured during the series. Now we have Joe hurt who's most likely not going to be able to play Saturday. Even if all three players play it's not like will be 100% or be able to compete at the level we can. It's very frustrating due to how long the season is and how hard our players have worked to get to this point.
The team is trying to get the support of the city and it doesn't help having these types of issues. All the bad that happened during Cleveland's past changed once you drafted Lebron, well we don't have that luxury, and the organization is trying to prove it's self to the city.