Comments on: No live blog tonight

By: Mortimer

Mortimer — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 23:25:39 +0000

Josh, while Snow may be considered an “overachiever”, he’s also the recipient of one of the biggest contracts ever given to such an unworthy candidate. Nothing against him personally or his toughness-his contract is absurd. Just absurd. High thievery.

By: Josh

Josh — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:22:57 +0000

Snow will coach somewhere, with his Avery Johnson-shaped head and his basketball wits. To be a player of his stature, to shoot as poorly as he always has, and to stick in the NBA for as long as he has, obviously he’s an overachiever. Sometimes you just tip your hat.

Robisch- I like most of your take, and agree with you on the playoffs. Boston wants no part of the King.

I’m not so quick to throw the towel in on Sasha. I think Coach Brown is being too harsh with his minutes, and possibly stunting his development in the process. A 6′7 shooting guard who can run the floor is a terrible thing to waste, and I have a hard time believing he cant find a niche on this team. Sasha is the type of player who leaves Cleveland and becomes that invaluable “glue guy” for the San Antonio Spurs or something like that. Let’s not be hasty here.

I’m ready for Chicago tonight… I wonder if LeBron scores 50+ just to make a point about the whole Gooden/Stevenson thing. Looking forward to another 6-22 out of Larry tonight as well. The trade was a success if for no other reason than getting rid of a couple of clowns who were dragging LeBron down. Good riddance.

By: Mortimer

Mortimer — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 21:43:28 +0000

Dave Robisch-cmon now, quite being so humble. You were actually a decent player with a decent shooting touch.

Good post……righto sir, Eric Snow has stolen more money from the CAVS then anyone in franchise history (including the pathetically lame Larry Hughes). He’s the last vestige of Jim Paxson-thankfully.

By: Dave Robisch

Dave Robisch — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 19:43:45 +0000

Ah, little ones. If you had been listening to my wisdom since “the trade” you would have saved so much stress and strain. These regular season games mean nothing now in terms of wins and losses. The cavaliers with Lebron alone were never going to let Toronto catch them. So that meant simply getting people healthy, working on rotations, learning how to play together, and getting ready for the playoffs. Some responses to my fellow posters:

1. The Cavaliers will not lose to the Celtics in 7. They will beat them in 6 and go on to win the champsionship. Did Jordan always have the best team? Not at all. His team had the best player surrounded by decent role players. The Cavaliers ( – the pathetic Larry Hughes and swiss cheese soft and unfocused Drew Gooden) now have those players. Stars like Lebron do one thing in the playoffs: they win. And Lebron will. Also, keep in mind, the Celtics have 3 of the biggest chokers in playoff history in Allen, Garnett, and Pierce and even big headed Sam Cassell can’t change that.

2. Dee Brown – great pick up. I said it from the start.

3. Pavlovic. Should never have resigned him but maybe he can do something next season. Why does it take so long for Brown to recognize a player sucks?

4. Speaking of players that suck, Eric Snow. Not just this year but every year he’s played with the Cavaliers. He will go down as one of the worst players in the history of the franchise – maybe even worse than me.

By: Brittle_Fingers

Brittle_Fingers — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:24:19 +0000

Windy picked a heck of a game to miss. I would have liked to read his thoughts on the Cavs coming through despite no LeBron over the last four minutes…..

By: rjhhh

rjhhh — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:23:17 +0000

Looks like the 4-seed is sewn up. No need to worry about the first round now.

The Boston series will be fun to watch…..

By: Josh

Josh — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:17:09 +0000

The Cavs finally have a point guard. FINALLY!!!

By: Mortimer

Mortimer — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:44:40 +0000

Delonte “lookin good”???

That dude is so disgustingly ugly and grotesque looking that he BETTER go to the hoop and dish, otherwise you get caught up in looking at him. And, that daggers tattoo on his neck is quite pathetic. At least taking the headband off takes a bit of the startling appearance away-good move.

I agree with the blogger above, kudos to Dee Brown. I’ve grown to admire his toughness and floor game, albeit he’s not a gifted shooter. He is quite a gritty competitor.

By: Craig Waikem

Craig Waikem — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 03:59:11 +0000

sorry for the multiple posts….first time user like i said lol :-/

By: Temple-Man

Temple-Man — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 03:46:59 +0000

Nice to see Mike Brown paring down the rotation to guys who want to play. Sasha has wasted everybody’s time. Maybe he can inherit the Larry Hughes website. Delonte West may be a real find. First time he’s had an opportunity to play in a winning situation with good players. If his shot stays consistent he could be the answer at point guard. Glad to see Wally hitting some shots. I’m tired of players developing Jiri Welsch disease when they come to Cleveland. Defense is still a mess and probably won’t get fixed until October because of the new guys.