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Miami Heat play in Cleveland on Dec. 2.
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I'm sure there will be more than normal security procedures for this game....
I would not be surprised if someone tries to run out on the court to attack Lebron or do some other kind of
foolish behavior.
I would not be surprised if someone tries to run out on the court to attack Lebron or do some other kind of
foolish behavior.
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Ralph
<< <i>I'm sure there will be more than normal security procedures for this game....
I would not be surprised if someone tries to run out on the court to attack Lebron or do some other kind of
foolish behavior. >>
Would you run up and attack a 6'7" or so basketball player. I know i wouldn't.
I would guess many would just like to mix it up with him, I doubt anyone would get seriously hurt, most likely
LeBron would just push the person to the floor if they even got that close to him.
He would be a subject of ridicule throughout the sports world if he chickened out, I don't think his
ego could handle that.
<< <i>How could ABC not schedule this for the Christmas day game? >>
I read something about that and the reason they didn't want to is because they felt the negativity surrounding
his leaving was not in the spirit of the holiday.
<< <i>They'll need to install hockey boards for the game to help keep fans away! >>
You're right about that. It's almost worth it for me to buy a ticket, buy a 32oz Mountain Dew, and toss a minor misdemeanor onto the court! almost... lol
It's going to be an ugly scene, no matter what. Cleveland, the home of the original "Bottlegate", will once again disgrace itself.
The best thing fans can do is boycott the game and have nobody show up... but that will never happen.
Speaking of Mr. Quitness... anyone hear about the Billboard a local Akron business owner put up less than two miles from Lebron's house? This is posted on the main drag (Route 18) on the way to Lebron's house, on the route to his house from the airport:
Comedy...
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Bosox1976
<< <i>Heat will be irrelevant after the Celts beat them down on opening night. >>
yes, losing the first game of 82 pretty much ends an NBA team's season.
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Ralph
what a bad comparison............................considering the entire context of that "incident" i'd say the fans under-reacted since the Officials clearly blew that call and lost control. not only did they screw up the play on the field, they couldn't regain control of their mistake and took the cowards way out by ending the game and running for their lives. just an ugly scene all around but i wouldn't blame it on the fans. i'm a homer but i'd like you to tell me what other fans in what other teams Home Field would have reacted differently??
if you need an example of unruly behavior by Cleveland sports fans you don't need to look very hard. do a Google search for Beer Night to get to the real humm-dinger!!! i missed this one but a few of my friends were out in Right Field.