Comments on: Cavs lose the opener to Boston

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By: alan t.

alan t. — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:29:06 +0000

Why was Gibson gift-wrapped five years if he can't dribble or pass. I still don't get that. There is a hole in a roster if a mediocre neck-tattooed pot-smoking, gun-toting, wife-shoving nut who belongs either in Bellevue or in prison is somehow "glue," let alone the proverbial missing link. If Ferry had any sense beyond filling up LeBron's future roster with role players and nursing home patients, he'd be making a beeline for Jamaal Tinsley's agent before somebody else has to. Problem solved.

By: charliehustle72480

charliehustle72480 — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:33:57 +0000

Once again, down by 4, need a big bucket, Lebron chucks up a 30 footer. Mike Brown is YES MAN, to Lebron.. Lebron needs a coach to challenge him, like Phil Jackson did Jordan, and Kobe. A coach to give him advice in the clutch, and a GM that's not best friends with our overpaid backup center taking up Cap Space, so we can't sign any young talent.I have 2 close friends, that know Lebron very well, and he brought in Mike Brown, all the decisions go through Lebron. He wants a coach in Name Only. He's growing as a skill player but learning nothing from his coaches, Silas was fired for being touch on Lebron. Lebron REFUSES to have a White Head Coach..ANd i'm Black so don't even pull the race card. They haven't even interviewed a White Head Coach for real since he's been here. He doesn't want to be told what to do. I just think if he was open minded he could get challenged into greatness by a Larry Brown, or a Phil Jackson, or anyone that has the guts to challenge him..

By: ClayMatthewsSchoolforLaterals

ClayMatthewsSchoolforLaterals — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:20:12 +0000

Rick, I think my vote would go to the last week of October 1995. The Indians had just lost the World Series to the Braves, ending what should have been a Cinderella-story season, filling us all with warm, happy thoughts to carry our life through. Then, the Prince of Darkness realized that he was now the Ugly Stepsister, in Cleveland sports, and announced he was moving the Browns to Baltimore, where fresh money would conceal his inept business practices. I really don't remember how the Cavaliers were, in those days, but their season was just starting, too. It was a very, very bad time.

By: RedHawkRick

RedHawkRick — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:42:58 +0000

Here's something to ponder while watching CC and Cliff Lee go at it tonight:

Is the WORST WEEK EVER for Cleveland sports?

By: Brian D.

Brian D. — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:53:19 +0000

I thought the Cavs would miss Delonte, just not as much as it appeared they did. Not having his perimeter defense in the second quarter really hurt. Brown played Shaq and Z together way too much. Having them in the line-up at the same time made the offense flow like molasses. Parker and Boobie can not play that many minutes. If DW can't return soon, they better sign Antonio Daniels.

They should look much better once Brown figures out his rotations and minutes and the new players get integrated.

By: Drew

Drew — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:28:57 +0000

I agree with Terje, and thought the same thing yesterday morning; can we just fast forward to April? The only thing that I really care @ this regular season: what is the Cavaliers record against the premier teams in the league?

By: Dan

Dan — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:27:03 +0000

The Cavs, by all objective measures should have won it all last year, and should win it all this year. But they didn't, and they won't. And it will not be because of some rational reason, or a logical development or occurence that makes sense. It will be because it is a Cleveland team, and LeBron and Shaq will be the next in a long line of superior talents who fail to bring a championship to the shores of Lake Erie despite all probable indicators suggesting they will. Lee, Sabathia, Manuel, Belicheck, Chuck Daly, and on and on and on as the roster of Cleveland sports personalities finding gold elsewhere grows. I'm not sure what 'deal with the Devil' was made to allow the Browns to beat the Colts way back in December of 1964, but I'm convinced it has resulted in a curse that will insure a championship flag never flies atop the Terminal Tower. So yes, I will write it here and now. The Cavaliers WILL NOT win the championship and LeBron will leave after this season. On that, you can bet your life. And if you think I'm wrong, then you haven't been paying attention to Cleveland sports these past 45 years.

By: Gregg

Gregg — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:15:48 +0000

What I don't understand is that when we had Shaq and Z in the game our offense consisted of… dribble around the perimeter and shoot jump shots! I am a huge Mike Brown fan, but he has to get better at utilizing the talent.

By: terje

terje — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:54:38 +0000

this regular season is completely irrelevant. i don't care if the cavs are the 1 or the 8 seed. they have no excuses and anything less than a championship is failure. i'm still very unsure whether they can win with mike brown as coach.