Cleveland's Finest

Warrick's having a good game I see...hopefully they'll show us some of this game on NBA Tv.

It'll probably be a close game at the half, Warriors winning at the half if lucky. I predict it's like 68-68 at the half then LAL kills them and wins 125-100

Bucks up 13, lovin' this!

My parents didn't feel good and I'm really pissed as even though we have season tickets we've only gone to two games and sold the rest. The Cavs looked like the 66 win team of last year and it is so great to see this finally. Verajao was sick tonight, and the Cavs go 12-3 in November to have a nice start to the season.

Down 22 at home...what a joke. This makes me sick especially since they are coming off a huge win in Miami. Miami wins in Orlando then loses at home, and now Washington wins in Miami then loses at home.

Cavs gave up 5 points in 10 seconds to turn a 18 pt half time lead into a 15 pt half time lead. Z hasn't played but is in uniform....don't really understand that. Delonte is finally playing more meaningful minutes and the Cavs look great. Imagine what could've been if he didn't screw up his life.

Looking at this though, you see that for more than 3 minutes in the 4th, no one scored. The Cavs had many possessions and worked hard enough to win it. Offensively, they just couldn't get anything going and this shows it.

Z breaks the record for most Cav games played and I'm going....They are 0-2 at games I go to so hopefully the Cavs can get a solid win.

Kobe has played 948 regular season games I saw on Wiki. Z would've had more than 850 but remember he missed 2 full seasons and then some during his injury. I remember they both were drafted the same year.

This is just in general. Even last year LeBron started doing this. He makes more jump shots, but it gets to the point where LeBron has the whole lane and he just stands outside the 3 point line for 20 seconds followed up by a contested 3.

The Cavs do this every game like the Lakers last year, going through the motion thinking they can win it in the 4th. The Cavs made it a 7 pt game with 4 min. left and had about 2 possessions where they did nothing except turn t over instead of making it a 5 pt game. Just pitiful. 6-4 with Shaq, 5-1 without. This trade was terrible and LeBron no longer drives the ball anymore. Rather, he just shoots jump shots.

http://www.news-herald.com/articles/2009/11/27/sports/nh1753227.txt This is gonna be awesome. Z deserves the utmost respect as he has been through rough times with the team, his personal life, and his injury problems. He's come full circle, adopting twins, returning to become an All-star, and playing for an elite team. An amazing story for a generous person.

What a terrible job to come off a road win in Orlando for Miami. If the Wizards win this it just shows how inconsistent the Heat are.

Such a joke...The Cavs made it a 6 point game and just fell apart. LeBron was subbed out due to foul trouble and they made it a 15 pt lead. Cavs will come back and win this. They played with little to none energy and I still don't like our team with Shaq. Stupid move so far and we should've gotten Jamison.

Boston Celtics: Kevin Garnett (heart of the team, look at them last year in the playoffs without him) Miami Heat: Dwayne Wade New Jersey Nets: Devin Harris New York Knicks: Al Harrington (does everything) Orlando Magic: Dwight Howard (I could put Vince Carter but D12 is the franchise player) Philadelphia 76ers: Andre Igoudala Washington Wizards: Antawn Jamison (without him, this team lacks a lot of motivation and it shows) Atlanta Hawks: Joe Johnson (J-Smoove has the intangibles but Joe keeps the team balanced and has leadership) Charlotte Bobcats: Gerald Wallace (this guy is so versatile and consistent, could be Jax soon) Chicago Bulls: Derrick Rose Cleveland Cavaliers: LeBron James Detroit Pistons: Ben Gordon (or Stuckey or Bynum, all three give the team a chance to compete with their offensive abilities) Indiana Pacers: Danny Granger New Orleans Hornets: Chris Paul (could be Hedo depending on team's success) Toronto Raptors: Chris Bosh Dallas Mavericks: Dirk Nowitzki Denver Nuggets: Chauncey Billups (Carmelo is on the team but compare the success of Carmelo and AI with Carmelo and Chauncey) Houston Rockets: Trevor Ariza (could be Battier or Scola but Ariza has turned into a star) Minnesota Timberwolves: Al Jefferson San Antonio Spurs: Tim Duncan (just a bit bigger and more of a leader than Parker and Ginobili) Utah Jazz: Deron Williams (but Okur and Kirlenko, when they are making shots, are just as important) Memphis Grizzlies: Rudy Gay Golden State Warriors: Monta Ellis Los Angeles Clippers: Baron Davis Los Angeles Lakers: Kobe Bryant Phoenix Suns: Steve Nash Portland Trailblazers: Brandon Roy Sacramento Kings: Tyreke Evans Oklahoma City Thunder: Kevin Durant

What a joke...Atlanta just sucked the 2nd half.

This movie looks pretty good, has anyone seen it?

Houston was up 15-2 then....wow amazing choke job and how does a team lose this bad at home?

You are describing him like he was when he first debuted. This isn't the same LeBron James. This is the LeBron James that won the MVP last year. If you watched him play this and last year, you'd see that he does make jump shots as consistently as D-Wade and has damn good athleticism.

I guess Mike Brown didn't want Shaq to play.... Daniel Gibson was hot to start, we blew an 18 point lead at the half as usual, and we were up by 6 only in the 4th at one point. Still, a solid game....

Shaq's back after missing 5 games I think. We're 7-1 in our last 8 so go Cavs! Don't let Bynum go off!

I'm here for Cleveland.

That's sad. I remember watching a playoff game between the Cavs and Wizards two years ago in Washington and they talked about how badly he wanted a winning team. Seems like he was really dedicated to the city. Really sad. R.I.P.

Yeah, they had two of them. I got the show and it was meh....Cena/HBK/HHH and the Team Kingston/Team Orton match were the only worthwhile matches. Sorta disappointed.

Damn the Hornets are for real imo. Amazing how they get blown out with CP3 on the road but since his injury they've been close in all games.