This is my honest take about it: José is easily the most beloved Cleveland athlete of all time, but LeBron is the best Cleveland athlete of all time (résumé, overall player ranking in his perspective league and just flat out impact on the city)

But good Lord, can we let the guardians win the championship first lol

Reader takes on where each player was ranked as of Oct. 14 4:35 EST

https://www.theringer.com/nba-ranked/top-100

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Mitchell and Ness just released the ring ceremony jackets! That $200 price tag is a killer though lol

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I don’t know how reliable on the Locked on Cavs podcast or but I am pretty pretty sure Danny is an actual reporter with the team

Does anybody know how bad it is? I’ve never seen anybody else mention his injury anywhere else?

Is he gonna be around for opening day?

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On social media, when the conversation of LeBron comes up leaving Cleveland twice. People bring up the fact that LeBron must have left the city because it's Cleveland. And they never do this shit with other cities when they lose players. They don't dis New Orleans when A.D. got traded. But, New Orleans is the home of jazz and Mardi Gras so it's viewed favorably. They never dissed Orlando after they lost Shaq and Dwight. But they won't do that because it's Florida, Orlando is a massive destination for tourists and transplants and the home of Mickey. Minnesota never got dogged once for losing KG to the Celtics. Hell, they never dogged the Pacers for losing Paul George, and Indy is no bigger or smaller than Cleveland. They use LeBron leaving to dump on Cleveland. And, I don't care what anybody says there is an irrational hatred for Cleveland. It cool on the social media discourse to dump on Cleveland as well as meme culture. They never wanted us to get a star like LeBron. Hell, they don't want the us to have stars like Donovan Mitchell and James Harden here. What do you think? Am I right or wrong?

Hezonja’s NBA return has him wishing European basketball would take a page from its playbook.

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He’s so different the way he shoots and his spot on the floor. I know our small forwards throughout our history haven’t been particularly great, but he reminds me of Kawhi in a way.
I loved his mid-range attempts, and I’m so fascinated by him as a player. He gives me so much hope.
Oh, and that fadeaway from the middle of the floor!
We needed more guys who could operate in between, and he’s perfect for that.

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Did anyone go to the last regular season game in April and enter for free tickets? Did you get an email or is this just fake? Don’t think I ever got an email and I even checked spam

We’ve had our fair shake of battles of the last 18 years

After 07 we’ve mostly won against them but we still dislike them and they definitely hate us

Feels renewed now, having a feeling we’re gonna see them again this playoffs

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