Cavs at Heat 7:30pm

• mallymal614

  I'm still trying to figure out how Manny Harris didn't get drafted. Even at Michigan he was a bad boy on the court. What was it that draft experts didn't like about him?
• KR1245

  

  Manny throws it down with Bron looking for the block
• jordo212000

  

  KR1245;659661 wrote:Another impressive crowd in Miami
  
  What a joke

  
  Miami is doing just fine attendance-wise. Just look at the link provided by karen. In all honesty, I can't blame Miami fans. It is a Monday night and they are playing one of the worst teams in basketball with zero marketable stars. Obviously people on the fence about attending a game on a Monday night probably had their decision made much easier when they saw the matchup. There is just too much going on down there.
• mallymal614

  I don't think the issue was ever attendance at Miami. I think the problem was the fans getting there on time.
• jordo212000

  

  like_that;659092 wrote:You definitely don't try to get a reaction out of Cleveland fans right? /sarcasm

  
  ehh I will admit that my first post was an attempt to needle you guys. You guys need to knocked down a few pegs. The amount of smack talk you guys did (without ever winning anything), paired with your dismissive attitude (Celtics epic collapse & Lebron playing elsewhere) of anything that wasn't Cavalier related just rubbed me the wrong way.
  
  At the same time, me and many others were providing honest opinions about what was going on (we happened to be correct) and we were labeled as trolls.
• karen lotz

  

  KR1245;659754 wrote:Heat have had roughly 24,000 more fans at home games this year. They have also had 2 more games. They are also one of the best teams in the league. Cavs are the worst.

  
  
  Heat sell 100.9% of tickets for home games. What would it take for it to not be a joke anymore? 110%? Fire Marshals shutting it down because there are too many people there?
• karen lotz

  

  mallymal614;659766 wrote:I don't think the issue was ever attendance at Miami. I think the problem was the fans getting there on time.

  
  
  Why is that an issue though? Same stuff happens in LA for Lakers game and even Dodgers fans are known for the late arrivals.
• KR1245

  

  jordo212000;659770 wrote:ehh I will admit that my first post was an attempt to needle you guys. You guys need to knocked down a few pegs. The amount of smack talk you guys did, paired with your dismissive attitude (Celtics epic collapse & Lebron playing elsewhere) of anything that wasn't Cavalier related just rubbed me the wrong way.
  
  At the same time, me and many others were providing honest opinions about what was going on (we happened to be correct) and we were labeled as trolls.

  
  Yeah, and your posts on Cavs threads rub people the wrong way. I'm not a big fan of the "I told you so" posts.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  jordo212000;659770 wrote:ehh I will admit that my first post was an attempt to needle you guys. You guys need to knocked down a few pegs. The amount of smack talk you guys did, paired with your dismissive attitude (Celtics epic collapse & Lebron playing elsewhere) of anything that wasn't Cavalier related just rubbed me the wrong way.
  
  At the same time, me and many others were providing honest opinions about what was going on (we happened to be correct) and we were labeled as trolls.

  jordo212000;659762 wrote:Miami is doing just fine attendance-wise. Just look at the link provided by karen. In all honesty, I can't blame Miami fans. It is a Monday night and they are playing one of the worst teams in basketball with zero marketable stars. Obviously people on the fence about attending a game on a Monday night probably had their decision made much easier when they saw the matchup. There is just too much going on down there.

  
  IPOTW. Congrats, you're moving up the leader boards.
• jordo212000

  

  ytownfootball;659098 wrote:Lol...we need a link from a sportswriter in Florida to illustrate the Cavs suck?
  
  Thanks Capt. Obvious

  
  The first post of mine was kind of tongue in cheek, but not this one. This was on the first page of Fox Sports.com, so I mean I didn't dig all the way to the nether-regions to find this. Other posters had previously commented about how bad Cleveland was, so I thought this article was topical. Don't shoot the messenger.
• SportsAndLady

  

  
  
  It's like pulling teeth trying to get people in Miami interested in the Heat lol "come on guys, get there before tip off and pleeeeease stay until the game is over!"
• KR1245

  

  karen lotz;659771 wrote:Heat sell 100.9% of tickets for home games. What would it take for it to not be a joke anymore? 110%? Fire Marshals shutting it down because there are too many people there?

  
  I understand that. Do you think all those people show up to the game? I was at the game vs the Pacers on the 19th
  
  Heres what the boxscore had for attendance
  
  arena stats
  Arena: Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OH Officials: #41 Ken Mauer, #56 Mark Ayotte, #70 Brent Barnaky Attendance: 20562
  
  I can promise you that there werent 20, 562 people in that place.Those numbers show tickets sold, not people in the seats
• jordo212000

  

  Commander of Awesome;659785 wrote:IPOTW. Congrats, you're moving up the leader boards.

  
  Cool.
• ytownfootball

  

  jordo212000;659786 wrote:The first post of mine was kind of tongue in cheek, but not this one. This was on the first page of Fox Sports.com, so I mean I didn't dig all the way to the nether-regions to find this. Other posters had previously commented about how bad Cleveland was, so I thought this article was topical. Don't shoot the messenger.

  
  You as the messenger would have been dead a looooong time ago.
• karen lotz

  

  SportsAndLady;659787 wrote:It's like pulling teeth trying to get people in Miami interested in the Heat lol "come on guys, get there before tip off and pleeeeease stay until the game is over!"

  
  
  Did you happen to see the "I am a Cavalier" season ticket renewal commercial during the last break?
• SportsAndLady

  

  karen lotz;659798 wrote:Did you happen to see the "I am a Cavalier" season ticket renewal commercial during the last break?

  
  No I didn't, did it happen to teach people in Cleveland how to be fans? Like that ad in Miami had to do?
• karen lotz

  

  KR1245;659793 wrote:I understand that. Do you think all those people show up to the game? I was at the game vs the Pacers on the 19th
  
  Heres what the boxscore had for attendance
  
  arena stats
  Arena: Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OH Officials: #41 Ken Mauer, #56 Mark Ayotte, #70 Brent Barnaky Attendance: 20562
  
  I can promise you that there werent 20, 562 people in that place.Those numbers show tickets sold, not people in the seats

  
  
  Ok, so why do you need to point out that the crowd in Miami is a joke? Why do you care when Miami fans show up for the game?
• karen lotz

  

  SportsAndLady;659801 wrote:No I didn't, did it happen to teach people in Cleveland how to be fans? Like that ad in Miami had to do?

  
  
  No, it is pleading with Cavs fans to renew their season tickets for next year. I don't think they had to do that last January.
• SportsAndLady

  

  karen lotz;659802 wrote:Ok, so why do you need to point out that the crowd in Miami is a joke? Why do you care when Miami fans show up for the game?

  
  Oh so you need to care to point out something?
• ytownfootball

  

  Why do you care that he cares?
• jordo212000

  

  ytownfootball;659795 wrote:You as the messenger would have been dead a looooong time ago.

  
  Maybe I wouldn't have gotten shot, but I am sure a Cleveland fan would at least tackle me.
• SportsAndLady

  

  karen lotz;659805 wrote:No, it is pleading with Cavs fans to renew their season tickets for next year. I don't think they had to do that last January.

  
  Wait you mean a sales team put together something to sell tickets? You don't say...
• ytownfootball

  

  jordo212000;659808 wrote:Maybe I wouldn't have gotten shot, but I am sure a Cleveland fan would at least tackle me.

  
  You'd be scuffed up a little...lol
• jordo212000

  

  I don't think Lebron, D-wade, and Bosh care about how many fans are there on a Monday night for a game against the Cavs. Once the playoffs roll around, the stadium will be full, and will also be more than loud enough.
• like_that

  

  jordo212000;659762 wrote:Miami is doing just fine attendance-wise. Just look at the link provided by karen. In all honesty, I can't blame Miami fans. It is a Monday night and they are playing one of the worst teams in basketball with zero marketable stars. Obviously people on the fence about attending a game on a Monday night probably had their decision made much easier when they saw the matchup. There is just too much going on down there.

  Lol at this. Too much going down there. Right, because the clubs are only open on Mondays. I hate that excuse, it's the biggest bs excuse I have ever seen. You can't swim at the beach at night time, and the clubs are open every day. The heat (and other miami franchises) only show up for certain times of the year. GTFO with that excuse. I am sorry if you gave me the choice between watching my favorite team live, or going to the club/bar (knowing it is going to be open tomorrow), I will choose watching my favorite team. And don't give me this matchup bullshit either. I could understand if it was any other shitty team in the league maybe, but the cavs/heat have an obvious storyline to it.
  
  

  mallymal614;659766 wrote:I don't think the issue was ever attendance at Miami. I think the problem was the fans getting there on time.

  Exactly. They have 3 stars and no one wants to go and watch them...
  

  jordo212000;659770 wrote:ehh I will admit that my first post was an attempt to needle you guys. You guys need to knocked down a few pegs. The amount of smack talk you guys did (without ever winning anything), paired with your dismissive attitude (Celtics epic collapse & Lebron playing elsewhere) of anything that wasn't Cavalier related just rubbed me the wrong way.
  
  At the same time, me and many others were providing honest opinions about what was going on (we happened to be correct) and we were labeled as trolls.

  Thanks for admitting you are a passive aggressive troll. Congrats on becoming dynasty jr. What the fuck do you mean we needed knocked down a few pegs? All the examples you provided were 95% of SQ's bullshit, so nice fail. You are labeled as a troll, because you are a troll, u just hid it in a good way. You clearly just proved you have a bone to pick of cleveland fans. Sorry, we are not sorry you were jealous of us actually being excited over a winning team.
  

  karen lotz;659771 wrote:Heat sell 100.9% of tickets for home games. What would it take for it to not be a joke anymore? 110%? Fire Marshals shutting it down because there are too many people there?

  
  lol of course you come to defend the heat. You were a LeBron/cavs hater and all of a sudden now you are hugging LeBron's nuts.
  

  karen lotz;659778 wrote:Why is that an issue though? Same stuff happens in LA for Lakers game and even Dodgers fans are known for the late arrivals.

  
  Not for the playoffs lolfail. The heat's arena was half empty during the playofs. They are known for having a pathetic fan base. There is a reason why their team homepage had a campaign to bring fans to the game. Also, see my above comment about nut hugging.
  

  jordo212000;659786 wrote:The first post of mine was kind of tongue in cheek, but not this one. This was on the first page of Fox Sports.com, so I mean I didn't dig all the way to the nether-regions to find this. Other posters had previously commented about how bad Cleveland was, so I thought this article was topical. Don't shoot the messenger.

  
  So your first post was to get a reaction out of Cleveland fans, but your second post wasn't because you provided a link? LMAO ok, continue your passive aggressive trolling dynasty jr.