Terje, I have no problems with you. Even with your negative posts, your points are valid and I agree with you often. My problem is this person who is nothing but vindictive towards the Cavs and the people who write for the ABJ blogs. Who spends every waking moment being negative and shares that with those of us who read this blog. This person who all but disappeared when the Cavs had a good run in the playoffs 2 years ago, came back after they lost to the Spurs and started with the animosity again and hasn't let up since. Blaming his disappearance on some coma that needed his attention. I like to call him out on it when I feel like it.

That is all.

i'm pretty certain that rick has no concept of the irony of his statement.

i just hope he changes the sheets after moaning alan's name all night long.

Speaking of those most likely to end up unconscious as I'm sure you are quite knowledgeable on that subject….isn't the next coma crisis about a week away from us this time around? Who will it be this time? Looking forward to seeing you off the blog for about 3-4 weeks. Hope things work out better this time than the last one.

It's a hoot that the two guys who now get in other guys' faces to supposedly protect their own guys are Varejao and Ilgauskas. Of all the Cleveland players, these are probably the two guys who would be most likely to end up unconscious within 10 seconds, or just two corpses in a body bag. I don't think we'll be seeing either of them appearing on pay-per-view in the Ultimate Fighting Championship anytime soon.

I wish YouTube hadn't removed that hilarious Ilgauskas-Greg Ostertag fight. It was like watching Larry trying to fight Moe.

Yeah, if there isn't a fight of some sort in the next two games in Detroit, color me surprised.

A win's a win, and I'm glad our guys were a little peeved by letting the lead slip like that, but I do want a little competition – I don't want to sail through and then hit a wall when they face some stiffer competition.

re Lebron and the dunk competition… did you see the clip posted at nba.com of his dunk during warmups before (I think the Sixers) game near the end of the season? Go look for it.
The site chose it as the Play of the Day, even though it was during warmups!!!

He did a 360 spin at the three point line, threw the ball against the backboard from under his leg (!) and then soared and slammed it… in just the one attempt.
Easily better than Howard or Nate from the All-Star competition. One of the best dunks I have ever seen!

If you know how to post it here for others that would be awesome.

curry made a huge mistake when he brought the starters back in. it killed the momentum the reserves had gained.