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they barely survived SA last year and were trounced by them a year later. the decline is underway. Cleveland has a better long-term future. LeBron left voluntarily. Jon wasn't as fortunate.

hence the term "front-runner." when the going gets tough, James books a moving van

the guy is a front-runner. Cleveland was going nowhere, so he traded up by going to Miami. Miami is now in decline, so he defects back to a younger Cleveland team. had Miami defeated San Antonio convincingly, I don't think he'd be in Cleveland today.

cue the thousands of hypocritical Cavs fans who will be wearing his jersey again

I think we jinxed both those guys.

Nice going, NoDak. You killed the dream.

Was Central Michigan a Division I team in 1980?

Like Quincy getting cut and opening up a spot on the depth chart.

You sure his "fellow alum" status isn't swaying you a bit? A lot of tall guys with strong arms enter the draft every year and then fade into obscurity. Or, in the case of Hogeboom, they beat the odds, but don't have any touch on the ball. BTW, does he have any mobility?

Give me Tanney or give me death.

By all means, keep running downfield like you did as a rook. Only a matter of time before you're roadkill again.

Hos no like soccer in JerryWorld

right, the way I protected myself when I banged that gook prostitute in Nam

so we swap picks even if he doesn't make the team?

John Roper, Part II

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YARVWTmhONo

he's worth a conditional 7th at best

good, because there's a mole on my back that needs ointment and I can't reach

I'm a Yankee fan (waits for applause), but I'd take Darvish over Tanaka. Darvish has been elite for a longer period of time, has flirted with two no-hiitters this year, has double digit strikeouts five out of his last eight starts, and isn't a gopher ball machine.