Yeah because Kyrie and Love are a couple of stiffs

I know the Cavs used to after every game, not sure if they still do.

Next up, Uranus.

Lebron’s been logging a lot of minutes in these playoff games but he only played, like, 4 games in all of April.

The problem with that is you end up like Houston, a good team that can’t get anywhere because they don’t ​have a QB and they end up with poor draft position limiting their chances of drafting a franchise QB.

Hooker is not even from Ohio, Lattimore is from Cleveland

And the Bulls have only made it as far as Jordan could take them. And the Mavs have only made it as far as Dirk could take them. All time great players tend to do that.

Kyrie didn’t just turn into a monster, he was always a stud and always clutch. I believe he has more game winning shots than LeBron. Can Kyrie carry a roster all by himself? No, probably not, but the roster you cited earlier was garbage and way different after LeBron came back. Take LeBron off this team they’re not…

It’s not even twenty games into the season, the dude is probably going to fizzle out and we’ll forget he ever existed by the end of the year. It happens every year.

Don’t shit where you eat, birds know this too

Well yeah when you double team it generally leaves someone wide open

To be fair Kyrie and Love usually didn’t play in those games too

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Detroit swept the regular season series last and the Cavs swept them. The Cavs swept the regular season series with the Spurs during LeBron’s first go round with the Cavs and the Cavs were convincing swept. Regular season means jack shit.

What if your alma mater was a small school with no D1 programs? And you grew up cheering for that school you didn’t end up going to?

+1 Mallory Archer

It’s a sports sports blog you stupid fuck, that’s why.

This game was butt. So incredibly disjointed with all the whistles. The refs needed to swallow their fucking whistles, no one wants to see a free throw shooting contest! They might as well had a jump ball at center court after every possession regardless of the outcome.

But all those pitchers are alive again, Edwin Encarnacion, healthy Michael Brantley, and a full year of Andrew Miller...

Baby boomers were born between 46' and 64', millennials between the early 80's and 00', and Gen X in-between. I’m a millennial (87') and my parents are boomers (60' and 62'). So to answer your question millennials have been raised by both boomers and Gen X.