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I really liked how aggressive Allen and Mobley have been. It’s like they read about there bad play in the playoffs the last few years, and said enough!
I think CAVS win in game 7 again, making it 3 game 7’s in a row. Cool stat from the broadcast last night: Cavs are undefeated in Game 7's since 2016.
Browns is the Browns
... there goes Joe Thomas, the best there ever was in this game.
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Cavs just absolutely collapsed at the end of this game, and didn't even show up in OT. Completely embarrassing. 
Micah 6:8; He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.
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They Brownsed it 
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One team that had been resting took awhile to knock off the rust. One team that just finished a physical 7 game series ran out of gas.
Kenny leaving Harden one on one on Brunson for seemingly the entire collapse certainly didn't help.
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Kenny made some puzzling moves, and it was too aggravating watching them blow a lead that size. Hardin was a liability on defense, missed shots, turnovers, despite keeping us in it. Raw game; fatigue was obvious. We win with better foul shooting.
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Kenny leaving Harden one on one on Brunson for seemingly the entire collapse certainly didn't help. I think I would have used K Ellis to guard Brunson, it definitely couldn’t have been worse. Harden was also cold as ice, they kept giving it to him, all he had to do was hit 1 or 2 shots in that 7 minutes, CAVS win easily. Or hit their FT’s. I so thought Merrill was making that last shot.
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Harden? His days are in the rearview mirror
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j/c
I will be the first to say I don't watch much nba. At all. But the last 4 or 5 games of the Cav's, I have watched. What a, in my opinion, a farce. It's not basketball. Grump old man, I know.
Rebounding? I noticed that when the Cav's made an effort to do it, they won. Odd, isn't it?
Last night, up 22 with 7:30 to go, and hitting that dead zone..............it was. Well, my wife kept on yelling, and I simply said "Wife, it's Cleveland sports. We're going to lose. You should be used to it by now."
But, my over all point is: What has the nba become? Travels galore. Nasty ass pushing and no foul. Barely a touch and a foul. Sprinting up and down the court, no offense, just chuck a 3 pointer, etc.
I have no desire to watch again, but for this series.
The nba has done fine without me, and they'll be fine in the future, without me. It's not basketball, it's street ball.
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