What a joke. I know this isn't the end of the world or anything, but just when you finally start to think this team is headed somewhere, they blow a 4th quarter lead to the Bobcats.
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Horrible job all around for the last few minutes and OT. Brown needs to call a TO so Pav doesn't have to bring the ball up and get it stolen. Lebron needs to drive to the hoop as soon as he gets the ball for the last shot rather than heaving up a long three that wouldn?t have counted even if it had gone. Hughes needs to not shoot anything from further away than 2 feet in the 4th quarter. They better find their shooting touch over then next 21 hours or the Mavs game tomorrow will be a bloodbath.
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billmac91
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I didn't have a chance to watch this game but my guess is Mike Brown benched LeBron for an extended period of time while the Bobcats made a run....On top of that we slowed the offense down and tried slugging it out ,ost of the fourth rather than playing the way we got out lead.....I could easily be wrong, so please explain what happened during our downfall in the game
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tsteele316
Mr. Such and Such
at least the old larry hughes is back.
last 2 games 8-33 fg 5-12 ft.
i've said before that he's fine at the point when he isn't jacking up shots like a jackass. the last two games, he's done just that.
last 2 games 8-33 fg 5-12 ft.
i've said before that he's fine at the point when he isn't jacking up shots like a jackass. the last two games, he's done just that.
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Bad shooting, and a couple missed dunks sunk the Cavs tonight. I'll take this game over last nights debacle any day. Hughes with his third stinker in a row. They need Gibson to get his shooting touch back because he doesn't have it right now. Only 4 of the next 14 games should be tough so hopefully they get their heads on straight for the playoff push. IMO they will need to go at least 12 of 14 to have a shot at passing the Pistons.
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crazybuckfan40
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I guess that this is what Good teams are doing this year...
Pistons played a not so good team and lost b4 their game with us and then we beat them...
Then the Mavs played Golden St. b4 the Suns lost to GS and then lost to the Suns...
Then we lose to the Bobcats only to come back and lose to the Mavs...
No reason at all to get upset about these 2 games IMO other than it drops us a couple more games back from the Pistons, but honestly I would rather try and avoid playing the Heat in the second round and they are looking like they will pull out a 4 or 5 seed...
Pistons played a not so good team and lost b4 their game with us and then we beat them...
Then the Mavs played Golden St. b4 the Suns lost to GS and then lost to the Suns...
Then we lose to the Bobcats only to come back and lose to the Mavs...
No reason at all to get upset about these 2 games IMO other than it drops us a couple more games back from the Pistons, but honestly I would rather try and avoid playing the Heat in the second round and they are looking like they will pull out a 4 or 5 seed...
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OSUBasketballJunkie
Never Forget 31-0
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Mavs too much for Cavs
Dallas exploits team's weaknesses for victory
By Brian Windhorst
Beacon Journal sportswriter
Cleveland Cavaliers' Donyell Marshall (24) and Dallas Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki (41), of Germany, after losing his shoe, battle for a loose ball in the fourth quarter of an NBA basketball game Wednesday, March 21, 2007, in Cleveland. Nowitzki scored a team-high 23 points in the Mavericks' 98-90 win. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
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CLEVELAND - The Dallas Mavericks are the NBA's stress test.
If you have a weakness, they'll find it. If you make a mistake, they'll exploit it. If they need a stop or a basket, they'll usually get it.
Which is why the mighty Mavericks have won just about 85 percent of their games this season, including a 98-90 victory over the Cavaliers on Wednesday at Quicken Loans Arena.
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at Donyell Marshall's "fast" break.My god, that was awful! Take that shit back to the YMCA!
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Cavs' win good, bad and ugly
Sloppy victory brings two-game skid to end
By Brian Windhorst
Beacon Journal sportswriter
CLEVELAND - The event at Quicken Loans Arena on Friday night needed to go on a long journey... just to become a bad NBA game.
The scrap between the Cavaliers and the New York Knicks deteriorated into a sloppy mess, with the stuff occurring on the periphery becoming more entertaining than the game itself. Yet those circumstances did not disrupt the natural order of things, as the Cavs found their way to a 90-68 pounding of the injured, tired and fast-retreating Knicks.
The Cavs (42-27), who ended a pesky two-game losing skid, certainly will take it. Combine the win with the Detroit Pistons' loss in San Antonio on Friday, and the team is quickly right back on the conference leaders' heels, down a game and a half with 14 left to play.
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