


It's not that we didn't have posts, we just didn't have the strength the post them, or the purpose until now.
It's probably well understood that the Cavs don't stand much of a chance--except to Cavs fans and Train. And it's agonizing to think that considering how much we hate San Antonio. But it's more important that Lebron just make this thing interesting, in the way only he and Kobe can. To actually think win, Bronnie has to go Oscar Robertson on that ass. 32-13-11... for the series. And presto, legendary status. What the hell, we'll assume that he'll do it. But for now, we're just happy there's a reason to watch this year.
Picks:
aloneconformist: Bron goes Big O (Cavs in 6).
Duke Hogwild: Cavs in 7
Train: Cavs in 6
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