We’re about to go on Paul Teeple’s show on SportsTalkCleveland DOT COM, and we’re at a bit of a loss as to what to say. This is much the same situation we find ourself in with this post.
What can one write about what LeBron James did last night?
If you’re from Cleveland, you know what that meant and how it felt and what it was. Actually, if you’re from Cleveland, you probably don’t know what that meant or what it was. You know how it felt, but the feeling of overwhelm likely just meant no sleep.
(If you’re not from Cleveland, you just saw one man inject some actual intrigue into the Playoffs. Everyone outside the Detroit area wins here.)
Honestly, we feel silly trying to put any of this into words, and to be overdramatic, doing so disrespects what happened and what we all, yes…what we all witnessed.
So we wont. Read any of the 84,000 articles and blog posts we’re going through right now.
LeBron James ripped out the hearts of the Detroit Pistons last night and the Cleveland Cavaliers are one game from the NBA Finals.
We’re shopping for plane tix, because if they go, there’s no way we’re not there for it. No freaking way.
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Cleveland fans should stick to Cleveland. Their years of hatred towards anyone not wearing the baby blue and orange/whine and gold have obviously skewed their vision of the entire sports landscape.
I highly doubt the “Jordan Rules” intimidated the Bulls. It was a media thing that Sports Illustrated made money on… I would, however, like to see a “LeBron Rules” Sports Illustrated IF Detroit wins the series, but then again, I’ve always wanted to see the tooth fairy too and that hasn’t quite worked out…
Game 4. Me. Done deal!
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