Cleveland Cavaliers
In June 2016, the Cavaliers came back from 3-1 down against a 73-win Warriors team to win the NBA Finals on the road in Game 7, the only team in Finals history to ever do it. LeBron James went home and ended Cleveland's 52-year championship drought across all sports. These Cleveland Cavaliers rivalry shirts are built on that exact night.
Anti-Warriors gear sits at the front because Cavaliers versus Warriors was the four-year Finals saga that defined NBA basketball in the mid-2010s and Cleveland's only win in those four series is the one that matters. Text and box designs, censored or fully explicit, in Cavaliers wine and gold. Anti-Heat designs cover the Decision-era hate that still travels even after LeBron came home. Anti-Pistons tees handle the playoff history and anti-Celtics gear stays stocked for the recent Eastern Conference battles.
Cleveland Cavaliers fan gear for the Land. Wear it to Rocket Arena downtown, still the Q to anyone who was there for the 2016 banner raising, to bars in Tremont and Ohio City, to watch parties anywhere across Northeast Ohio.
A 2016 NBA Championship that ended fifty-two years of Cleveland sports heartbreak. LeBron James playing for his hometown twice. Kyrie Irving's three over Steph Curry to win Game 7. The block on Iguodala. Tyronn Lue making the right call when it mattered most. Cleveland basketball is a real thing because of one season that won't ever stop mattering. The Land.
