Sorry Cavs fans

MC dhaos · Post #1 » by **MC dhaos** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:43 am

Things will get better eventually.

Meatcookie · Post #2 » by **Meatcookie** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:20 am

was just looking over box scores for fantasy team reasons...

no game threads?

Roronoa · Post #3 » by **Roronoa** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:34 am

My condolences cavs fans. Tonight must be hell.

Semaj · Post #4 » by **Semaj** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:36 am

I'll pray for you Cavs fans. Just look on the bright side, at least you're gonna get a top 5 pick

Roger Murdock · Post #5 » by **Roger Murdock** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:36 am

Its hard for me to even care about the NBA anymore.

TXSun · Post #6 » by **TXSun** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:36 am

Roronoa wrote:My condolences cavs fans. Tonight must be hell.

every night is hell.

Vinsanity420 · Post #7 » by **Vinsanity420** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:37 am

This isn't a joke or sarcasm or anything.... but to all the fans that are sticking to the Cavs after tonight, I have genuine respect for you.

I_Love_NYK · Post #8 » by **I_Love_NYK** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:42 am

I do not even see a stud so far from this year's potential draft prospects. It will be tough, but good luck cavs fans.

PolakFury · Post #9 » by **PolakFury** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:44 am

TXSun wrote:
Roronoa wrote:My condolences cavs fans. Tonight must be hell.

every night is hell.

I will get my AK 47 and help you guys get out of hell

gflem · Post #10 » by **gflem** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:46 am

Its tough to watch, but with half the team straight out of the d-league going against the defending champs its not totally surprising. At least we have the Indians to look forw........aw, nevermind.

MC dhaos · Post #11 » by **MC dhaos** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:53 am

"Crazy. Karma is a b****.. Gets you every time. Its not good to wish bad on anybody. God sees everything!"
half a minute ago via ÜberTwitter

http://twitter.com/kingjames

Such a dick.

syed · Post #12 » by **syed** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:54 am

I know how it feels. Bosh was no Lebron but we feel your pain Cav's fans.

Hope for a speedy recovery...for both our clubs!

SideshowBob · Post #13 » by **SideshowBob** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:08 am

Vinsanity420 wrote:This isn't a joke or sarcasm or anything.... but to all the fans that are sticking to the Cavs after tonight, I have genuine respect for you.

This, seriously all the guys still here and the RCF guys, major major MAJOR props

Gordon Bombay · Post #14 » by **Gordon Bombay** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 8:02 am

guys, nobody died or anything like that lol. we don't need condolences or prayers - it's just one loss out of many for this season. we'll be okay lol. obviously, we suck but that is the goal of a rebuilding team. i'd rather it be this way than being just good enough to miss the playoffs. the worst record in the league gaurantees a top four pick and we're going to need top four picks in about three consecutive years to hopefully get this turned back around. it'll be a long road but what cleveland sports fan isn't accustomed to a long road ahead? lol

as for lebron's tweet, well, gilbert certainly brought that on himself. the letter, while it was a rallying cry for everyone associated with the cavs that night, was also a source of mock and ridicule directed at the organization for everyone outside of the cavs organization.

NBAFan2014 · Post #15 » by **NBAFan2014** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 8:21 am

LOL....This is the most hilarious thing I've ever seen. People sending condolences and praying for a teams fan because they got absolutely dominated in a game...and I mean....DOMINATED. I hope...HOPE....that nobody really needs sympathy after something like that. I don't know what's more pathetic...those (if anybody) that actually need the prayers and condolences to feel better or the morons giving their sympathies like something tragic actually happened. It's just sports, disappointed as you may be...you'll live. Human stupidity is truly amazing.

TheMan44 · Post #16 » by **TheMan44** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 9:01 am

NBAFan2014 wrote:LOL....This is the most hilarious thing I've ever seen. People sending condolences and praying for a teams fan because they got absolutely dominated in a game...and I mean....DOMINATED. I hope...HOPE....that nobody really needs sympathy after something like that. I don't know what's more pathetic...those (if anybody) that actually need the prayers and condolences to feel better or the morons giving their sympathies like something tragic actually happened. It's just sports, disappointed as you may be...you'll live. Human stupidity is truly amazing.

LMAO!!! Yeah, this is pretty funny actually.

In the end, it's just sports. LOL.

If you take a step back and look at it from an outside perspective, it is hilarious as **** to see a team get dominated so badly that other team fans step in to make a thread about how sorry they are. LMAO!

As a Suns and Rockets fan, I've seen one too many blow-outs this season. Both my teams are playing like **** and both cannot get their act together. But oh well. You move on and watch CNN or MTV or heck, go watch a good movie and browse the web. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kaner · Post #17 » by **Kaner** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 9:47 am

lol yeah noone needs any sympathy...logically, after what happened...getting a high draft pick is the best way to rebuild. Unfourtunately, the logical method of rebuilding is not the most entertaining, and most people will stop being really involved as a fan...but following the Cavs and the NBA is something i look forward to every year, from the Mark Price/Brad Daugherty days and now, looking forward to the lottery.

We had some fun years, like most small market teams do, and now it is time to move on...It's just teams losing their star has never really been brought about like this (so bitter and public) before, so some people are taking it differently than others...i've been through Albert Belle, Manny Ramirez, Carlos Boozer, etc... it's just the nature of the beast...

Hopefully Dan Gilbert comes to his senses though and realizes that getting a few top 5 picks in a row is a great way to build a young core to attract free agents and knock off this "we will win a championship before the Heat will" crap, it's just reflecting his selfish personality and lack of commitment to building a quality team from the ground up

kombayn · Post #18 » by **kombayn** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 10:35 am

How the hell do you not FIRE Byron Scott after this? His coaching and ability to help lead this team has led them to these cluster-f**ks and blow-outs. There is reason Scott has got run out of town, the dude can't coach and it's time to blow up the roster too. I bet Larry Brown could get a hell of a lot more out this team besides Byron Scott, dude flat out sucks! This happened to him with the Hornets in the playoffs where Denver blew them out by 40+

shazam · Post #19 » by **shazam** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 11:00 am

The one saving garce is, If the Browns start to turn things around with new coach next year, then nobody will even care about the Cavs anyways. Cleveland will always be a football town first. And as for the former 23, did you expect anything else? He already showed his amount of the class by his 'Decision' so are you really surprised by his comments? Dude you do not play here get over it and worry about your own business and not your former team who through under the bus again. Classless POS. period!

kiwibrindle · Post #20 » by **kiwibrindle** » Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:27 pm

Well aholejames has proven with his Tweets again the players don't care about the customers (we the fans). Whether its in his lifetime or not; pro basketball will die someday because of $hit like him.

I say get ride of the NBA take all the money the colleges get from the tournement and pay the players in college to stay and graduate. Then get a real job. Lets glorify education not physically gifted people. The college game is so much better than the pro game its sad.

This will not happen for a while of course because we glorify these millionaires; but the more 1000 people crowds we have at a game like they had in Charlotte a few days ago the sooner this day will come.

The reason the NFL works is every team within a couple of years has a chance to win it all. Baseball and basketball with no real control to level the field where every team does not have a chance to win will both die. Don't even agrue that the CBA really works to even the field .... not! What percentage of championships have gone to the Lakers and the Celtics out of a total of how many years? Oh that's fair.

PS James, the only reason I turn on the NBA Channel now is to hear you BROKE YOUR NECK NOT JUST A LEG!
Peace