Is a 30 point defeat considered a beatdown? I suppose on an individual level it is. In the bigger scheme though, a single victory doesn't much matter. The Cavs need to stay in the Wizards heads and pull off the sweep. Going into the end of the season, the Cavs had no momentum. Now that they've put together a squeaker and a blowout, maybe they can continue this throughout the playoffs. The problem is waiting in Boston though. I truly believe that should the Cavs get past the Wizards, that they'd have no problems with the Pistons. The problem for them is that the Pistons aren't next in line. Like it or not, the east goes through Boston.On a side note, apparently LeBron is just a bit taller than DeShawn "My hand tastes good" Stevenson. You'd think DeShawn would've learned his yapping lesson, but no. When he cut the Cavs lead last night from 19 to 16 he licked his hand... Um. I don't think you should showboat when you're down by 16. Just a thought.
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I thought you guys were dead.
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...huh? NBA what now?..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
The IU Star is at it again. There is an article today by Hutchens about the Nick Williams committment. Not only did they inflate his offer list, but also said he was the top prep player in Bama. Per Rivals, he would be behind 4 other guys. Frankie Sullivan #118, Andrew Steele #50, Xavier Gibson #43, and Jamychal Green #25 are ranked higher than Williams who is #145.
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080422/SPORTS0601/804220369
Why do you still call them the Cavs?? Everyone knows they are the LeBrons!
Tim, is that you???
J, find out who's actually posting under Tim's name.
Matt, The Star is as much of a respected news outlet as my son's Highlights magazine. We should never be surprised by their horsesh*t.
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