By Nick Carrabine
NCarrabine@News-Herald.com

The Friday morning following yet another epic collapse by a Cleveland sports team, this time, by the NBA’s best regular season team for the second year in a row, I received a text message just past the crack of dawn from The News-Herald’s Sports Editor Mark Podolski asking me if I was going to be blogging about the Cavaliers season coming to an end.

Two reasons I didn’t feel like blogging.

One, because when I received that text around 7 a.m., I was actually standing on top of the News-Herald building weighing the pros and cons of jumping off of it and two, if I did put into words of how I felt following another heartbreaking loss that crushed the dreams of thousands of Clevelanders and published them onto this Web site, I wouldn’t have a job anymore.

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That is all.


--Cheryl Sadler
CSadler@News-Herald.com

If any of you out there reading this right now performed today at work how the Cavaliers performed last night, and really for the most of this series, you wouldn’t be returning to work the following day.

You’d be chastised, chewed out and ultimately, fired.

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By Nick Carrabine
NCarrabine@News-Herald.com

To start this blog off on a positive note, the Cavs did what they had to do in Boston this past weekend.

In Game 3, they completely demoralized the Celtics on their home floor as the Celtics did to the Cavs in Game 2.

The problem is, the Cavs forgot to show up Sunday in Game 4.

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By Nick Carrabine
NCarrabine@News-Herald.com

Cavs fans, myself included, have plenty to be concerned about.

Having that said, there is also light at the end of the tunnel.

Lets talk about the concerns first.

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