I was witness to, potentially, the end of Cleveland sports as a whole tonight. I say that because, really, the only thing that city saw as a bright spot between their terrible history and terrible teams was LeBron James. He was the home town kid who fell to a fledgling franchise in the Cavaliers (by luck of the lottery) and turned them into contenders almost instantly. And now a team that was favored to not only get out of the East, but win a championship, is eliminated in the second round. OUCH. That has to sting. This summer, James will be the Most sought after free agent in a class filled with all-stars. And with a number of teams with plenty of cap space and located in larger markets, all eyes will be on the Akron Hammer. Literally EVERY team in the NBA would love to add him. All of this equals sports fans in Ohio worrying and crying until July. You know, this may make me a bad person, but I find that hilarious. Sorry, I just tend to not like any team located South-East of Michigan. Needless to say, the talk and rumors won't stop for the next couple months, so get ready. Oh, I forgot to mention, yesterday Crosby and the gang were eliminated in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Again...I find this hilarious. Add in the Tigers dismantling the Yankees today (thanks, Verlander) and taking 3 out of 4 games in the series, and it was a good day in sports. A good day, indeed.
To recap, HAHA to the Cavs, HAHA to the Penguins, and YAY to our Tigers!
As for my day...definitely not as exciting as any of what was previously typed. Sorry. I haven't been too exciting recently.
I want to sample your face and put it in a hip-hop beat,
B
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