June 11, 2019: Finals Envy

Here we sit: about to crown both the NHL and NBA champions, and the Chicago Blackhawks and Chicago Bulls are nowhere in sight. Heck, forget about Finals Envy, how about playoffs envy? The UC didn’t host a single playoff game in 2019. That pretty much sucked.

I feel like this has been on my mind since the playoffs started. In fact, I’m pretty sure I’ve already written some thoughts on this subject. I can’t help it. I didn’t watch most of the NBA playoffs, but have tuned into the Finals here and there. I watched more of the NHL playoffs, and have also tuned into the Finals. As the stakes get bigger, as the end of the season nears, I can’t help but tune in. Sure, I wish I was watching my teams play on that stage, but it’s hard NOT to watch at this point of the season.

I forget about all my feelings regarding the seasons that were, or were not, for our boys. The frustrations of the season are slowly forgotten. We accept our fate, and hope for better next year. In the meantime, I’m curious who in fact will walk away from each season with the title. I usually don’t root for another team per se, but by rooting against a team, I end up cheering the other team on. These Finals were no different.

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In the NHL, it pretty much was the worst possible matchup for the Cup. The Blues, who suck, and the Bruins, who suck worse. So… by the fact that the Blues suck less, I rooted for them, because I was rooting against the Bruins; it’s not that hard a concept to grasp is it? The NBA was much easier. Anybody but the Warriors was the mantra. When any team starts to win too much, I begin to hate them. I can’t really appreciate a team’s greatness as it’s occurring; same with certain players. Most times when I look back in history, I can appreciate them a bit. In the present, I root for their demise. If the team name doesn’t start with Chicago, I don’t want to see them win multiple anything.

As each series began, I figured I would be on the wrong side of both. As both series continued, I thought maybe there’s a chance. Wednesday would be Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final; no more road left to travel there. Thursday would be Game 6 of the NBA Finals; the potential of Game 7 looming. How would these turn out?

Let’s take a look, and break down (spoiler alert) the winners of the Holy Grail in each league. First up, the magic of Game 7.