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Hogan: Let's pretend we're in space. McCoy: Weeeee!

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I agree. I also think LeBron should have been MVP, I just assumed that they would never give it to him so I went with my backup choice. Completely agree on the how the series would have went if Love and Irving were healthy.

They were pretty solid. One questionable goal disallowed. They actually liked comfortable together, but it was against an lesser team. Either way...USA! USA! USA!

I've been a LeBron fan since he was in high school, and even I'd have trouble sticking with him if he went merc.

I think so. That would be nuts if he did though. People wouldn't just burn his jersey, they'd probably try to hurt him.

Iggy has to win MVP. He was the best player on their team in the Finals. LeBron was easily the best player in the series, but there's only so much one player can do by himself really. Just keeping it this close without Love and, Irving was impressive. This offseason is going to be interesting for the Cavs. Thompsom and Mosgov emerging while Varejao sits. Love with his option. They'll be in the finals again because of LeBron and Kyrie, who they'll have around them will be the question.

Insecure being that you had to exaggerate what he said about affecting other receivers routes to defend your point. Twice. I've been around the Da'Rick talk since the legend began. You thought it was worth it to waste a roster spot on a guy who doesn't work hard, can't run routes and can't play special teams, all because he was good in the SEC and can make the occasional circus catch. Any long term strategy that wastes a roster spot on a guy not willing to work is a bad strategy. You were/are wrong. It's ok.

Certainly looks like you're insecure.

Much appreciated.

Do you mind enlightening a non book reader?

No offense, but it can't possibly be. I know it seemed that way, because you were frustrated and it is still very fresh in your mind, but... 10/11/2009 http://espn.go.com/nfl/gamecast?gameId=291011002&version=mobile&gcSection=boxscore&src=desktop

That was the exact game I thought of when you posted earlier. He was atrocious. The announcers mentioned him bringing coverage to other open receivers by running poor routes a couple times if I remember correctly.

This is where I'm at.

I'm intrigued. That's a fair point, but it just seems like they haven't gelled yet. You could be right. A nice 5-0 beatdown of Nigeria tonight would alleviate some of my concerns.

Hopefully they start to figure out their offensive identity. Way too much talent to struggle as much as they have.

Won't start WR, can't play special teams and can't learn the playbook...sign me up!

Congrats to the Blackhawks. They were really fun to watch all playoffs.

Wow. That post got the hook rather quickly.

Thanks for the edit. I don't know what I was thinking.

It is a tough situation. There's got to be a lot of resentment around him. There's going to be teammates who don't like him just because he's gay. Then there's going to be others who don't have a problem with him being gay but still resent him because they're better than him but no one cares because there's nothing special about straight players who are average at football.

It's possible. It'll be interesting to see if Blatt considers it.

This is good to hear, especially the bolded. Leaving out Bran for a whole season was one thing, but it would be a bad decision if they just left Jon's storyline on the sidelines for an entire year. Especially since things will be hitting their fever pitch. This one piece of dialogue is still my favorite of the series. It still gives me the chills. "I see a darkness in you, and in that darkness, eyes staring back at me. Brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes: eyes you'll shut forever. We will meet again."