I love the internet. Valid arguments (or sometimes valid) between anonymous posters continue on and on until they are derailed by grammatical critiques.
Lol. Sorry. I had no idea that my sentence was about to unleash such backlash. I think.
I don't care about run-on sentences. I care about the Cavs losing two of their remaining games. That's what I care about.
Sorry, dude. None of this was ever my intention, lol.
It does appear that after carefully reading through the sentence in question, it is grammatically correct. However, I can assure you no editor would ever allow it to be published, as is. The key is whether or not the individual clauses can stand on their own. That singular sentence could have been more cleanly conveyed in two separate sentences that are much easier to read and comprehend, without all the extra, unnecessary interjections (i.e. "in fact", "well", and "but no").
Can I ask you something? As I do often struggle with run-on sentences, and have actually written much longer ones, at that, what would be your recommendation(s) insofar as breaking the sentence in question into smaller pieces are concerned?