Mo Williams buzzer beating game winner at Cleveland on Brandon Jennings' face

Thanks for the post. I was following the play-by-play on my phone and I didn't get to see the actual shot.

 

I like Mo Will's game. That was an excellent shot, and even better that it was in Brandon's face. I'm not a fan of the hype surrounding the Bucks' "star". That 55 point game was a damn fluke.

 

It would be funny to see the Cavs and Heat meet in the first round of the Playoffs.

The Cavs "useless teammates" beating Lebron's All Star crew would be epic. :grin:

 

I don't know but Cleveland seem to have more fans at the games than the heat?

 

Yes.

According to some recent report I read, Houston & Cleveland are among the top Sport cities in America.

 

So... Cleveland is only 1.5 games behind Heat now.

 

lol...houston a top sport city in what?

 

Why the hell did the Cavs offer Lowry so much money?

 

Yeah as much as I hate to say it Houston isn't very good with our Sports teams. The Rockets barely ever have a full house and the Astros have been terrible in attendance since the World Series year. The Texans have been pretty awesome attendance-wise though, I'll admit.

 

20,500 people for a home game against the Bucks? Congrats to the Cavs. This is more amazing than Mo's shot.

To an earlier poster, Miami is one of the worst sports cities in America. It's a sorry NBA city.

 

I expected face-sitting in this thread. Total disappointment.

 

And yet Lebron's dumb ass went there. Any city will support a winner, but if things go south in Miami you will see a whole lotta empty seats.

Too many things to do in South Beach to worry about a bad Heat team.

 

First thing that shocked me when I clicked the video was that almost the whole damn arena was filled for a game against the BUCKS. Even people in Milwaukee don't wanna see the Bucks play, lol.

Props to Mo Will though for hitting that shot. Jennings was all up in his face.

 

Guess in Cleveland there's not much to do in the winter, not the case for south beach.

 

Why is there no clock/timer in the bottom bar in the video?

 

phenomenal shot!

 

Who needs Lebron? Also, as someone pointed out, it's amazing how Cleveland's home court has a lot more fans than Miami's...

 

Where they also around before Lebron played there? In smaller cities years of winning tend to build a pretty rabid fanbase. During KG's heyday Minny was always rocking, and thanks to Adelman's Kings sactown developed a pretty solid following as well. I'm interested how many years of losing cleveland can endure before the fans go away.

 

its a pity really, byron scott would have probably gotten a lebron cleveland to the nba title.