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Cavs

(VIDEO) Dwyane Wade interviews LeBron on Sportscenter after the Cavs game 3 win

June 10, 2015 Mike Leave a comment

Dwyane Wade interviews LeBron James postgame on ESPN – excellent TV: http://t.co/OwTmS6Kz2m

— Rachel Nichols (@Rachel__Nichols) June 10, 2015

(both videos work, 1 is jut better quality than the other)

That sound you hear is Pat Riley throwing his arms up, slamming his head against the wall, screaming as loud as he can, and puking all over the marble floor of his Miami-Dade mansion.

Look, the above video(s) brought back some bad memories of the past 4 years but it was pretty cool to see 2 of the best players of our generation chop it up on set.

Everyone remember D-Wade and LeBron’s Christmas Day cryptic hug? It very well could have been LeBron telling Dwyane that they’d reunite in Cleveland. This could be the beginning of D-Wade taking his talents from South Beach to Cleveland. Hell, I’d welcome him with open arms. WE NEED MORE BODIES. He’d look great in the Wine & Gold… coming off the bench.

Cavs

ESPN’s Ryen Russillo to the LeBron detractors- “F*ck the haters.” Kind of.

May 31, 2015 Mike Leave a comment

*drops mic. exit stage left*

A few days old but too good not to share. Russillo is by far one of the most underrated personalities at ESPN and he shows it here with a terrific and thoughtful monologue about LeBron James.

“Take a deep breath. Say it with me… ‘There’s zero gap between Jordan and James, the players. Talent-wise they’re on the same level. Jordan did some things better, James does some things better. It’s OK. It’s OK to say it.”

Cleveland Indians

Don’t look now but ESPN says the Cleveland Indians are the best team in the American League

February 13, 2015 Mike Leave a comment

From ESPN

The final word: Picking the Indians to win the Central isn’t really a radical pick — they won 85 games last season and 92 in 2013. The offense should be above average, especially if Kipnis and Moss are healthy. And while the defense is questionable (last in the majors in overall DRS), it’s the young rotation that has come together. Kluber, Carlos Carrasco, Trevor Bauer, Danny Salazarand T.J. House should be an excellent five-man group, with depth from Floyd and Zach McAllister. Second-half stats aren’t always predictive, but the Indians had the best rotation ERA in the AL after the All-Star break. Jose Ramirez or rookie Francisco Lindor will be an upgrade defensively at shortstop. Brantley, Carlos Santana, Kipnis and Yan Gomes are right in their peak years. Go support your team, Cleveland.

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Thank you David Schoenfield! But but but… I thought the Indians organization didn’t care about winning??? Seems like while everyone was bitching about attendance; bitching about all the Friday night fireworks (seriously, who complains about fireworks?); complaining about how the Indians don’t have a right handed power bat; and chastising the Dolans for not opening their pockets; the little ol Indians have become a force to be reckoned with in the AL Central… AND according to our boy David here will be the team to represent the American League in the World Series.

Hi haters