Let’s see, when I turned 21, what was I doing….never mind. Can anyone imagine how good this guy will be when he’s 30?
Month: December 2005 (Page 3 of 21)
Sounds like it was a blast.
The Cavaliers’ All-Star forward celebrated Wednesday with family, friends, fans, teammates and VIPs at downtown’s House of Blues, not far from where James lights up Quicken Loans Arena on a regular basis.
How come we weren’t invited? Bloggers get no respect.
So here’s how the Browns seasons have gone lately. Lots of promise in pre-season. Losses pile up. A couple wins here and there. Fans give up. And inevitably, an entire hospital ward gets filled with starters.
Receiver Braylon Edwards tore a knee ligament against Jacksonville, center Jeff Faine tore a biceps muscle against Oakland and tight end Steve Heiden tore an ankle ligament against Pittsburgh.
It gets ugly.
Faine had surgery to reattach his biceps muscle to the shoulder with biodegradable screws. Faine said he will start rehabilitation in two weeks.
I don’t know how anyone survives a full season in the NFL without injury anymore. It must be some kind of miracle.
After breaking his leg. Modern medicine is a marvel, eh? What do you guys think of this….would you take Carpenter with the first pick? Some folks this year said he’s actually the best linebacker at Ohio State…not sure I buy that. I have this recurring dream that the Browns are able to get A.J. Hawk in the first round, and Bobby Carpenter slips to the second round because of the injury, both end up in Cleveland.
…about last night’s loss to the Nets? The Cavs made a big run in the 4th quarter. It surprised the hell out of me. I was at a bar with a friend, had lost interest in the game, then the next thing I know the Cavs go on a 12-0 run to get within 6 points.
We lost, yes, but this is what good teams do, especially on the road. They don’t fold, even if they are down big in the 4th quarter. They come at you with one more push. A good sign for the Cavs.
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