ESPN has a nice picture of the enormous Lebron banner downtown. Can you imagine if that was you?

As of Thursday afternoon, James had still not seen the giant billboard. “Where’s it at?” he said, peering through a window outside the club’s practice court. “I’m going to drive over and take a look at it. I heard it’s pretty big.”

Yeah. Pretty big.

This is a crucial test, and will reveal a lot about the Cavs. When the Grizzlies beat them last week, they looked flat, played average to terrible defense, and despite leading by as much as 9 points in the 3rd quarter, they lost convincingly. If the Cavs can turn that around and unveil that machine-like dominance which was featured in all 3 of their victories, that will be a very good sign.

The PD does a good article on how the Browns vs. Steelers game has sorta lost some of its heat.

The Browns have lost nine of the past 10 meetings against the Steelers. The only longer Cleveland drought was an 11-of-12 Pittsburgh run when it was winning four Super Bowls in the 1970s.

Well, there’s one way to fix that. Beat ‘em. I remember that game, I think it was 1986, when the Browns finally beat the Steelers at Three Rivers Stadium, behind Bernie Kosar. Remember how all the black cats used to come out, seers would attempt to lift the curse, witches, voodoo? Greatness.