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Brad

Mood:

determined

Status:

#1 CAVS Fan

Updated:

Sunday, Apr. 19 - 03:28 PM

Lifetime Points: 66

Location:
NEO

Marital Status Married

Children Yes

Race White/Caucasian

Favorite Hobbies Watching the CAVS on their way to their NBA Championship!

High School been there

College done that

Favorite Current Cavaliers Player LeBron James

Favorite Past Cavaliers Player Mark Price

Favorite Current non-Cavs NBA Player Dwane Wade

Favorite Past non-Cavs NBA Player Kareem Abdul Jabbar

I have been a Cavs fan since: 1985

My first Cavs game was: The night Mark Price got a concussion

I am the biggest Cavs fan because: Have watched every game this year, and finally got to go to the last regular season game.

Favorite Music Rock & Roll

Favorite Musical Artists Led Zepplin

Favorite Cavaliers Memory LBJ @ Madison Sqaure Garden 52 points, 10 Rebounds, 11 assists 2/4/09, on the day after he became the youngest player to reach 12,000 career points.

Favorite TV Shows Cavaliers Inside the Paint

Favorite Blogs / Websites CAVS.com

Interesting Facts About Me The first game I saw at the old Colliseum, Mark Price got KO'd A new article appears today 4/17/09 that tells the story & why I don't like the Pistons! ... I was there then & I'm there with the CAVS now!
http://www.nba.com/cavalie...

They Got History
Joe Gabriele
""You can trace the Pistons’ tough guy tactics back to the Cavaliers’ previous gold standard season – 1988-89: the season they finished with 57 wins. On the last day of February at the old Richfield Coliseum, the Pistons and Cavs met with the two best records in the league. Mark Price was fighting past a pick near the three-point line when notorious Bad Boy, Rick Mahorn, unloaded an elbow to Price’s head.

Price hit the deck, got back up, and stayed in the game for a short while before heading to the bench. As it turned out, the Cavaliers point guard had suffered a concussion that would sideline him for two games, including a rematch between the Cavs and Pistons. (Cleveland won the game Price left, 115-99; the Pistons won the second, 96-90.)

Mark Price never quite recovered from Mahorn’s shot that season. And neither did the Cavaliers. After a 43-12 start, they went 14-13 over their last 27 games and were eliminated by Michael Jordan’s Bulls in the first round of the Playoffs.""