Stabbone and McGraw: Cavs Even Series 2-2!

Tuesday, May 29, 2007

Cavs Even Series 2-2!

It's 5:35 AM in France, and the Cavs just beat the Pistons 91-87 in game four of the Eastern Conference Finals. The sun is coming up and I'm going to bed. No matter what happens now, even if the Cavs lose the next two games by 1,000 points, I will always have the following wonderful memories from this series:

1) LeBron James dunking in Rasheed Wallace's face in game 3:

2) Drew Gooden draining baseline jumpers over Rasheed Wallace in fourth quarter of game four.

3) Frustrated Rasheed Wallace flinging off sweaty, stinky jersey in tunnel after game four loss, and nailing unsuspecting, suit-wearing bystander:

4) Hating Rasheed Wallace.

Thanks, LeBron, Daniel Gibson (rookie scores 21 points off the bench!) and Drew Gooden for making game four one of the best basketball games I've ever watched.

It's not over yet. Can't wait for game five!

Go CAVS!!!

By the way, can someone please explain to me how Geraldo Rivera was allowed into the arena? Talk about bad luck.

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The Legend of Stabbone and McGraw

In 1967 the world's most powerful criminal super-genius, Stabbone, stole ten trillion dollars worth of gold boullion. Police, baffled as to the whereabouts of Stabbone's purported impenetrable underground lair, called on top investigator Rock McGraw to crack the case. Working tirelessly day after day, McGraw eventually tracked Stabbone to an abandoned latex mask factory. While McGraw radioed the boys for backup, Stabbone made his daring escape. In the chaos that ensued, both disappeared. Thirty years later, the case of Stabbone and McGraw remains a mystery, though some say that McGraw remains undercover, in relentless pursuit of his evil arch-nemesis.