🌻Carla Steiner☘️ @mvcb4181 - Twitter Profile

@PatrickThePi There are so many good things about this team and the leadership. Also evident by how many former players stick around. Proud they are my team. Catch of the year by Daniel today.

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🌻Carla Steiner☘️ @mvcb4181

2 months ago

DeLauter does it again. @CleGuardians doing everything right today.

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2 months ago

Schneeman with the catch of the year for the @CleGuardians

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4 months ago

@jaylontyson say it louder for the people in the back. Nobody disputes his greatness while he was in a Cavs uniform but he wears different colors now. Keep being you.

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6 months ago

@povhoh Happy, happy birthday! Celebrate you.

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6 months ago

@povhoh So disappointed. I wanted him to win. Although from the rumors I have heard, it wasn’t going to happen.

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7 months ago

@cavsdan @RockEntGroup Outstanding. Need more leadership like yours in sports and beyond.

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7 months ago

@cavsdan @cavs Side dishes are the best. Mashed potatoes in particular. Thank you.

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7 months ago

@povhoh Truth!

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7 months ago

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7 months ago

A class act that we were blessed to have in Cleveland.

Cleveland Cavaliers

@cavs

7 months ago

The Cleveland Cavaliers are deeply saddened by the passing of Lenny Wilkens, a celebrated and legendary figure whose impact on our franchise and the game of basketball will never be forgotten. Wilkens' connection to the Cavaliers was felt on both sides of the court. As a player, he served as the team’s point guard from 1972 to 1974, earning NBA All-Star honors in 1973. He later returned as head coach from 1986 to 1993, guiding the Cavaliers to the playoffs in five of his seven seasons and setting the franchise record for most regular-season coaching wins with 316—a mark that still stands today. On March 26, 2022, he was inducted into the Cavaliers Wall of Honor. Beyond his tenure in Cleveland, his legacy extends across the basketball world. Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as both a coach and player, Wilkens was also recognized as one of the NBA’s 75 greatest players and one of the league’s 15 greatest coaches of all time—an honor that reflects his influence on the game. Wilkens embodied leadership, class, and a passion for the game. A true Cleveland sports icon, he inspired legions of players, coaches and fans across Northeast Ohio and he will forever be part of Cleveland Cavaliers history. Our hearts and sincere condolences are with his wife, Marilyn; their children, Leesha, Randy and Jamee, and all those whose lives he touched.

cavs's tweet photo. The Cleveland Cavaliers are deeply saddened by the passing of Lenny Wilkens, a celebrated and legendary figure whose impact on our franchise and the game of basketball will never be forgotten.

Wilkens' connection to the Cavaliers was felt on both sides of the court. As a player, he served as the team’s point guard from 1972 to 1974, earning NBA All-Star honors in 1973. He later returned as head coach from 1986 to 1993, guiding the Cavaliers to the playoffs in five of his seven seasons and setting the franchise record for most regular-season coaching wins with 316—a mark that still stands today.

On March 26, 2022, he was inducted into the Cavaliers Wall of Honor.

Beyond his tenure in Cleveland, his legacy extends across the basketball world. Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as both a coach and player, Wilkens was also recognized as one of the NBA’s 75 greatest players and one of the league’s 15 greatest coaches of all time—an honor that reflects his influence on the game.

Wilkens embodied leadership, class, and a passion for the game. A true Cleveland sports icon, he inspired legions of players, coaches and fans across Northeast Ohio and he will forever be part of Cleveland Cavaliers history.

Our hearts and sincere condolences are with his wife, Marilyn; their children, Leesha, Randy and Jamee, and all those whose lives he touched.

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Ohio’s Tate

@OhioTate

7 months ago

Emmanuel Clase was making $5K to rig his pitches? The man was on a TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT. Forget going to jail for the fraud…he should go to prison for life for being a fucking moron.