And I’m not talking about the balmy weather our great city of Cleveland has been blessed with this winter.
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| Kyrie- NBA Rookie of the Month(s) |
1. The Schmuck’s been on another long, soul searching, happiness hiatus since Week 4 of the NFL season. (Actually I’m just a really, really busy working mom). But nothing injects the soul with optimism like a Cavs victory over the defending NBA champion Dallas Mavericks at the Q Saturday night.
I tuned in to learn who the hell was on our team besides Varajao, Jamison, and Irving since I’ll be at the game against Philly on Saturday. Boy did I get a surprise - a real nail biting, down-to-the-wire victory. We had some good hustle, shooting, and defense. Let’s see if we can keep the momentum going against “The Traitor” and his talents in South Beach this Tuesday.
2. Back to football. Eli won the Super Bowl. Congratulations.
Now back to Peyton. Rumor has it that Indy is releasing him this week. My friend Kevin wants him to come to Cleveland.
Really? A broken down, past his prime QB in Cleveland? Trent Dilfer excepting, not our usual MO. We draft college talent, don’t protect him nor supply a competent running game. When he fails, the fans tear what’s left of him apart, limb by broken limb, like a pack of hyenas.
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| Decisions, decisions |
The Schmuck wants him. Wants to believe he will sign with another small market, Midwest town and revitalize the team. Wants him to teach our boy McCoy what it takes to carry a franchise on your shoulders. Wants him to show our team and front office that it takes years of hard work together to win. He doesn’t settle for anything but the best. He’ll be 36 next month. Could he do it again? Would he do it again? Could he talk Marvin Harrison out of retirement for one last rendevous?
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| “If you don’t like what’s being said, change the conversation.” |
3. Set your TiVos! The Mad Men Season 5 premiere is Sunday March 25 at 9:00 pm on AMC. I’ve missed you so, Don Draper.
Bonus: Welcome Home, Afghani-Jack!