tinythinker

Game One final score: Orlando 83 Cleveland 97

Nice start to game one, Orlando 37 Cleveland 51 near the end of the 2nd.

A Thursday is never late, nor is it early, it arrives precisely when it means to.

A nice catch-up for anyone wondering where things are going into tomorrow's game: https://sports.yahoo.com/cavaliers-vs-magic-2024-nba-playoff-preview-series-breakdown-and-prediction-153941588.html

There's been some mention of it in this thread, but what would the upside be - not just for the owners but the fans? People have mentioned being more comfortable in a dome (definite plus) and more events year-round being possible (also a plus) and fewer weather-related issues with game play as examples of pros for Cleveland-area residents. Can also see higher ticket prices, etc, to offset the costs (a negative for fans). Any other big upsides? Or medium to small upsides/opportunities?

Rarely get a chance to watch NBA games as I don't get networks that broadcast them, but the Cavs finishing fourth place in the Eastern Conference sounds like they're headed in a good direction with their third winning season in a row. Any predictions for their playoff run?

UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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TD \o/

45 yard pass

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blocked

TD 😮

Lol 20 to 7 after one quarter

D with the score

B rowns get the turnover

Hunt for the TD. I wonder how high the score(s) are going to go...

TD!!!

A dart inside the 10 🤘

what a run (after the catch) 😀

Here we goooooooooooooo...!!!

When was the last Brown's game with this much hype and hope on the line?

Am I wrong or this the most aggressive playing by the offense and defense this year?

It would be nice if basic competence wasn't a pleasant surprise

Hey, Browns score first