Good Kinja

If only there were some special, set-aside games that we could use to figure that out...

As a Clevelander who lived through The Decision, all I can say to the folks of OKC is, “It Gets Better.”

Truth.

Kobe was second banana to Shaq, which was why he was so desperate to earn a ring on his own. It came off as almost sad, actually, because he WAS integral to that winning team, but HE felt like he’d been relegated. Sports teams are like bands, there’s a lot of ego to deal with and Supergroups almost never turn out as…

In retrospect...

It’s is surreal to hear folks from all over the country talk about this, basking in the happiness of it all. I’ve been a Cleveland fan for my entire life. I remember Michael Jordan knocking the Mark Price/Brad Daugherty Cavs out of the playoffs, year-after-year (and when Mark Price left, I remember tearing down all…

When he fell down, that is the exact scenario that was running through my mind. I was on the verge of having a heart attack the entire night.

The stats demigods of FiveThirtyEight would beg to differ. However, the fact that they needed to write the article at all speaks to our perpetual sports woe.

It’s sad that this isn’t getting more love.

After that Thunder series, you folks in glass houses might not want to be so quick to pick up the stones.

Thankfully, I was working that night. After that, the whole lead-up to the Decision debacle was enough to make me ignore everything LeBron for the last...well, from then until the Cavs fired Blatt.

Inevitable, but I still laughed.

Good Kinja.

As a Cleveland fan just happy this is going to 7, I can at least take comfort that no one in C-Town is as much of a sore loser as the Currys.

I totally understand and empathize with the victim/survivor of this assault, and she’s right that this a-hole needs to recognize what he’s done.

His dogged determination really saved him there.

I heard they will meat up later to patch things up