It's hard to explain what happened in Cleveland on Wednesday night.
Was it justice?
Was it something that needed to happen so that all was right in the city that had their heart ripped out of them some months ago?
Is this the closest the Cavaliers will ever get to feeling like they avenged Lebron's desertion?
I sat on my floor (as if being slightly closer to the television would somehow make a difference), and began blaming the entire debacle on the fact that I had to listen to the Cleveland broadcast of the game, reacting as though the basketball world was about to be turned on its head (and it was).
I must confess that coming off last night's fantastic showing against the Heat, I did not contemplate what I would think if the Celtics actually lost to the Cavs.
After the game, I attempted to think it over.
First, the game.
The Celtics made some very poor decisions with the ball and missed some shots that they easily could have made, particularly down the stretch. They at times looked fatigued and saw a team that had a much greater urgency to win the game play their heads off. The Cavalie ...
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