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A sad day in Cleveland

by Roberta Ferguson

Last night, the San Antonio Spurs shut us out in game four with 83 to 82.

It was a very close game and I thought we had this one right up until the very end. What a shame it was to see that we didn’t get the opportunity to win at least one game.

San Antonio was denied all of the cheering and screaming fans, as well, by not playing on their home turf. After the loss, the only energy in the Q was from the Spurs themselves.

Lebron and company, we know you gave it your all. Keep your heads up!


Posted in General on June 15th, 2007

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