Comments on: Pistons vs Bulls and the NBA Playoffs

By: Stevo

Stevo — Wed, 09 May 2007 11:49:50 +0000

up two-nil… no way

take that disbelievers!

oh wait.. two nil the OTHER way… snap!

By: Jason

Jason — Mon, 07 May 2007 13:45:37 +0000

I’ve never commented here before, but I do read the comments quite a bit, and I gotta say:

Wow, Boney calling someone else a “homer”. Pot, meet kettle.

By: Frank

Frank — Mon, 07 May 2007 03:33:02 +0000

And how hard that will be for all of us to bear. Man it sucks when people root for and get excited about their team.

By: Boney

Boney — Mon, 07 May 2007 03:08:20 +0000

nice TVBrain, it’s nice to see that your morphing into a typical CLE homer. You know, someone that likes to predict a 55 win season after a lucky run in the previous playoff year followed by a year of saying how much he hates the team and then he loves them for the playoff run…

they’re gearing you up for another heartbreak… easy win over the Wiz… match up against a team that’s good enough to beat them, but not quite consistent enough to beat them…

things will ratchet up around here come next round, if you make it that far… and then if you make the ECF this year I’m sure we’ll read the predictions of 60 wins next season…

By: TVBrain

TVBrain — Sun, 06 May 2007 19:52:01 +0000

Two moments in Game 1 stuck out to me.
After Boston Snackbar hit what looked like at three from the corner to make it 75-71 it seemed clear that the Cavs couldn’t shake the Nets. Then LeBron sank a 19 footer to make it 77-71. Nothing fancy, just a perfect jump shot continuing the momentum shift that started when it was tied at 67. I saw Jordan do this type of thing a hundred times.
Then LeBron blocked Snackbar’s jumper on the Nets last posession. Nothing but switching off his man and sealing the victory. Jordan-esque.
Then he even pulled the “Oh by the way, I’m under the weather” in his post game interview. The Jordan Hat Trick.

I’m happy for the Nets fans that their team has become the sexy pick, I mean they did beat Toronto and all but I don’t think they’re going to beat the Cavs. I’m sorry to express this feeling on a Cavs-centric blog, I know that makes me a delusional homer.

By: dave

dave — Sun, 06 May 2007 18:34:27 +0000

i have to say I fear for LJ and the Cavs against Jason Kidd. When he’s on, he can make the whole Nets team pretty tough to stop. And he seems to be on these days.

By: Boney

Boney — Sun, 06 May 2007 17:21:09 +0000

The morphing of LeBron James into Allen Iverson is nearly complete!

nice L and J tattoos on the back of both arms, all he needs now is a arm sleeve full time and some neck tattoos like Larry Hughes and he’ll be set.

By: Stevo

Stevo — Sun, 06 May 2007 16:20:24 +0000

the cavalier? what did he say?

THIS IS MY ONE SHINING MOMENT NOW! I HAVE POSTS THAT ARE ACKNOWLEDGED! MY EXISTENCE IN THIS ONE UBER SYBER WORLD (yay!) IS RECOGNIZED! I HAVE MADE MY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PATHETIC EXISTENCE THAT IS HUMANITY! (better yet, the awesome blog that is YAY!Sports)

Quote:
Iâ€™ve said all I can about the Cavaliers – you wonâ€™t be happy until I just say â€œyouâ€™re rightâ€.

What else do you want me to say? Yes, the East is worse this year. Look at all the Cavs wins vs losses though – it backs up my theory – when they try hard, they can beat anyone. The majority of the season, they didnâ€™t try hard at all – they won 50 in spite of themselves, and it was so pathetic I stopped watching them altogether for two separate stretches.

You talk as if all I do is speak good of this team, when all Iâ€™ve done is rip them to pieces this season. I watched one half of one of the Washington games – they werenâ€™t trying, so I didnâ€™t care. They make me sick far more than they make me happy. Get on my â€œbandwagonâ€, though – by all means!

Mr Cav/Michael Douglas,
i have already purchased tickets to your amazing troupee. I am in bandwagon “numerous a lot of people”
number “1000thSeat Row2 Isle10″ next to the hot La Cheerleaders who want to meet that black dude off the Green Mile who is currently going to game one between Nets and Cavs. I paid for this ticket the shortly after the third time i read your site and said, this is one Troupee Leader that i makes total sense. he points out the obvious like Michael Kramer before Kramer went all sprewell on black people. but i hate kramer tho. he is a crackerhead.

You do not speak much bad of this team, you just do not speak much good. But your stylistics is very much unique to mankind that we all get puzzled yet entertained but also come away with a warm fuzzy feeling inside. Truth is, in reading of your said YAYSports! blog, we have aqquired a lifeform of our own in this cyberspace and are subconciously regurgitating your opinions.

the thing is, Mr Cav; nay Michael, YOU’re right.

youve said it before, youve said it a million times, and i am just the amoeba creating duplicates off it.
or maybe amoebas of a kind flock together.

except your amoeba has a track record of being 1st, numero Uno, and being ripped off by scoop jackson (the whitest black man), and having electronic blogs.

thanks for writing this blog, cav.

By: Boney

Boney — Sun, 06 May 2007 16:09:29 +0000

I’m hoping, for this site’s sake, the Cavaliers make it to the ECF.

By: Trick Daddy Doubloons

Trick Daddy Doubloons — Sun, 06 May 2007 15:07:15 +0000

The Cavalier really reminds me of Michael Douglas in Falling Down. All he wants is for his team to care/to get to his daughter’s birthday party, but no one will listen to what he’s saying, and no matter how long he waits for the team to give a damn, even into the playoffs/tries to get to the party it still stretches before him.