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Message: [QUOTE="MadDogRevival, post: 2732642, member: 8028"] Agree with everything but the bold. I thought it was thrilling. The team couldn't get out of its own way. It was intense watching the C's to see whether they could find a way, given all of the opportunities. So you're saying that, if it was different, then it wouldn't be the same? Kyrie is remarkably injury prone. Recall he got injured in the GS finals when they got their 1st. So, the Celtics knew what they were getting, and they'll know for sure when he gets injured again, which he will. Wow. You're giving him 2, possibly? If it's GS and the Cavs win 2 games, that increases his legacy dramatically, in my view. Of course, it's not over until it's over, and next year, if he goes to Philly, he has the chance to write a dramatic and unprecedented final chapter or two. Imagine him going to Philly, getting to his 9th straight finals, and beating GS in the finals. That would be a monstrous achievement. I don't think his legacy is set quite yet, and I'm hoping he has a couple more dominant years left - he's unreal, and he's the only reason I watch the NBA. Can't believe any true basketball fan doesn't love to watch him play. [/QUOTE]