Sigh. With all the success since LeBron’s return, I forgot about that debacle. However, the counterpoint of Kyrie Irving, LeBron, even Andrew Wiggins to a lesser extent all picked #1 means they’ve been right more than wrong.

My mother-in-law died of cancer in 2014, and then in 2015 my wife got diagnosed with breast cancer. She kicked the shit out if it however, after surgery and months of radiation. Fuck cancer.

Goren and Eames 4 Life!

Sadly we won’t get to know because the NBA has decided to wait until AFTER the postseason to announce the award winners this year. Lame.

The best part about that footage is the Rangers fans streaming for the exit as Lindor crosses home plate, heading back to the dugout.

Former owner of one (who grew up Cleveland) agrees

This is FANTASTIC +1

Hah, I have been following the Cavs since BEFORE Bobby Sura, so that was a great reference. However, I think your’re slightly exaggerating (bias understandable) the Warriors situation (Bogut excluded), when you compare last year to 2015 when the Cavs lost Love in the first round and Kyrie in Game 1. The actual…

“we haven’t gotten the series we should’ve either of the past two seasons.”

Don’t overlook the fact that swagger kids ends up getting literally dragged out of the room. The floor must’ve been freshly waxed for that scene to be pulled off so stupendously!

Agreed. Just goes to show how we basically take LeBron’s consistent level of excellence for granted at this point in his career.

To be fair, basically all draftniks rated Richardson high, and the Browns received favorable grades across the board for that pick. Just shows how hard talent evaluation actually is.

And the ending, along with Drew’s comment, just had me sitting here nodding in complete agreement.

The good example of course is ‘Being John Malkovich.’

I giggled out loud, simply because ‘gel’ is a part of ‘kugel.’ Of course I know its not pronounced the same, but seeing “...to describe kugel, but gel hardly...” written out was funny.

Things like @NWSBayArea are great for getting important updates about crazy weather without having to have the National Weather Service webpage open and constantly refreshing it.

My wife worked for over 10 years in a popular NYC bar, 7+ of them when smoking was allowed. To this day, at least once a year, she goes through a bout of bronchitis. It was a great place, and a great time in life (that’s where we met) but the second hand smoke has left her lungs proper fucked.

I don’t know who exactly you are referring to, but myself and everyone I know from Cleveland had the same “Is this really happening? Can they actually do it?” feeling all through the series. Smugness is not in our DNA.

I swear to god that I had serious deja vu reading this post. Have you posted this before?

And I bet your daughter has a unicorn and a dodo for pets, right?