Most of the Cavs are getting ready to go as they practice with Lebron . . .
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Cavs stun Warriors and bring title to Cleveland!!!! Wow. What a game! What a series! What a celebration! It’s been 52 years since Cleveland celebrated a major sports championship. The Cavs were facing a team that had set a record with 73 regular season wins. The Cavs were down 3-1, and no team had ever come back from such a deficit in the NBA Finals. After Game 4, the arrogance of the Golden State Warriors bubbled over as they began to mock and question the manhood of Lebron James. The Browns lost another heart-breaker on Sunday, thanks in part to some brutal officiating. But Josh McCown showed again why players, coaches and fans love him, as he gutted out an impressive performance after he hurt his shoulder. This clip from the post-game interviews will be a part of his legacy.
Wild ride continues for the Indians The Indians haven’t lost yet in the postseason after taking a 2-0 game lead on the Blue Jays and sweeping the Boston Red Sox. Needless to say this has been an incredible ride. Few of us could have predicted what we’re seeing after Carlos Carrasco was lost for the season with Danny Salazar already injured. Of course we all know how that led to Paul Hoynes writing off the Indians, only to get ripped not once but twice by Trevor Bauer on Twitter, with Hoynes finally admitting he was wrong after the Tribe swept the Red Sox. The Indians are doing this with great pitching despite those injuries, with Cory Kluber living up to his role as staff ace and Andrew Miller redefining dominance out of the bullpen. They’re also getting timely hits from Francisco Lindor even as the offense has been held mostly in check by Toronto’s pitching staff. This series is far from over, but this 2-0 start has been fun to watch. Posted in: Cleveland Indians Tags: Andrew Miller, Carlos Carrasco, Cory Kluber, Danny Salazar, Paul Hoynes, Trevor Bauer Has Steph Curry become a jinx? I love this tweet, as we see Steph Curry with the Carolina Panthers, the Boston Red Sox and the San Francisco Giants. Throw in his own collapse with the Warriors against the Cavs and you have quite a year!
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