How has it been 10 years?
Yeah, I still have that 2016 card poster that they gave out with the roster on it.
You know, I was looking at it today and just remembering all of the character or players that are on that team.
It's pretty crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
A lot of people forget that Mo was there.
But I just heard going down that list, you're like, oh, shit, Shasta Khan?
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
But 10 years, it's kind of crazy that it's been that long.
And it was fun watching through that a bit, a little bit.
And just seeing all the clips, all the love, seeing Fred and Austin calling that at the end of the game, man, that was both sad and happy, you know, good to see.
um it just man it felt awesome seeing everybody just reminiscing about that the calves of course through an event for people to come on down and and they were watching you know game seven live and they had a whole bunch of things going on down there um so that's pretty cool that the calves did that but alex man 10 years what do you think what what what comes to mind when you think about that you still get chills to this day
Yeah, yeah, it's awesome to think back about, and I was watching some of the videos, you know, that they were posting, crazy videos of the reunion, and there was an interview with, I think it was Richard Jefferson, where he was, where they asked him that same question, you know, what's something that sticks out to you about that day, and he said that, That day was actually Father's Day.
It was.
He still gets comments to this day about how great it was to have that experience.
People come to him and say, I was watching that game with my dad and just how special that moment was for Cleveland to win that championship on Father's Day.
Yeah, absolutely.
And so many clips have come out and you just kind of mentioned it.
How has it been 10 years?
Yeah, I still have that 2016 card poster that they gave out with the roster on it.
You know, I was looking at it today and just remembering all of the character or players that are on that team.
It's pretty crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
A lot of people forget that Mo was there.
But I just heard going down that list, you're like, oh, shit, Shasta Khan?
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
But 10 years, it's kind of crazy that it's been that long.
And it was fun watching through that a bit, a little bit.
And just seeing all the clips, all the love, seeing Fred and Austin calling that at the end of the game, man, that was both sad and happy, you know, good to see.
um it just man it felt awesome seeing everybody just reminiscing about that the calves of course through an event for people to come on down and and they were watching you know game seven live and they had a whole bunch of things going on down there um so that's pretty cool that the calves did that but alex man 10 years what do you think what what what comes to mind when you think about that you still get chills to this day
Yeah, yeah, it's awesome to think back about, and I was watching some of the videos, you know, that they were posting, crazy videos of the reunion, and there was an interview with, I think it was Richard Jefferson, where he was, where they asked him that same question, you know, what's something that sticks out to you about that day, and he said that, That day was actually Father's Day.
It was.
He still gets comments to this day about how great it was to have that experience.
People come to him and say, I was watching that game with my dad and just how special that moment was for Cleveland to win that championship on Father's Day.
Yeah, absolutely.
And so many clips have come out and you just kind of mentioned it.
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