Comments on: Playoff-Tested Cavs Well Equipped to Deal With Magic

By: Looking Back

Looking Back — Thu, 28 May 2009 09:40:56 +0000

Don’t you love reading these kind of articles after the fact. The fact that he mentions that LeBron James has eliminated his defense weakness and I knew this was just another “The Chosen One” propaganda. James is nowhere the shutdown defender of Kobe. Steals and blocks just means you take more risks. And he should get more. Just like in this series, James guards no one. He takes an “easy” assignment. And he can’t even handle that. IE Rafer Alston.

By: Bryan Deleon

Bryan Deleon — Mon, 25 May 2009 23:37:59 +0000

It’s not easy to beat the cavaliers with LJ, and three referee

By: Magicman

Magicman — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:57:57 +0000

Wow nice story all one sided.
You get the benefit of the whistle, your star puts up 40, your team loses to the better TEAM. Let 23 get all the points he wants until someone else on your team can score you will lose to a team that has 3. Where was that front court depth you spoke of 25-5 in bench scoring? Yes we took out Boston without KG big deal we were without Jameer Nelson who was having a better season than KG.

By: john Nelson

john Nelson — Thu, 21 May 2009 03:54:12 +0000

THis is why people who “specialize” in Basketball shouldnt write about predictions. You open your mouth only to prove the world, you’re a true fool.

By: BrianK

BrianK — Mon, 18 May 2009 20:38:47 +0000

How can Charles Barkley pick and side with Orlando over Cleveland?

Easy answer.

Charles is friends with Dwight Howard, so there is a bit of a bias/favoritism there. True, Howard IS a great player and a threat to any team, but even in the T-Mobile commercial, Charles wants to be Dwight in the video game! Let’s hope that Charles “pushes his luck” a bit and “tries something different” during the course of the series. Now, I’m not wishing a “pulled hamstring” on anyone… but you never know!

Go Cavs!

By: Kunal

Kunal — Mon, 18 May 2009 19:05:51 +0000

Great points to make yourself feel better. However Orlando will win this series. Your wrong when you speak about Dwight. You will need to double team him! Do you really think Z will be able to guard him on the post? Dwight is too strong! and if you would like to bring in our ex-waste “side show bob” then please do, because he is going to get dominated down low. Secondly you will have to put someone on Rashard, you really have no one who can stop him. This will be the key. Lebron will get his, and mo williams is the key for you. If he can penetrate all series and make the extra pass then you will be in good shape. The same goes for us, Alston needs to step up the way he did last night and take the ball to the hoop, and make his jumper. I beleive you have underestimated our bench play as well. I think our bench has outscored Boston’s the entire series! and we have a lot of vets, and defensive minded ones at that. You may have ben, pavlovic, and Wally. But we have got Lee, Pietrus, and AJ We have vets like hedo 9 years, Lewis 10 years, Dwight 4 years, Alston 10 years, thats just to name a few…but listen right now we havent played a game so i dont really hate you just yet. But come tip off on wed. night i will really start to break down and hate on the Cavs after you begin to fear the Depth and Magic of Orlando!!!

By: Bruce Byler

Bruce Byler — Mon, 18 May 2009 13:10:46 +0000

Well I have to agree.. There is one person on TNT who thinks otherwise. Charles Barkley said last nite the Magic will win the series over the Cavs. I don’t see how he can think that. The Cavs are so deep, and the only reason the Magic looked so good against Boston is because Boston couldn’t hit a shot to save their life. Orlando has proven they are susceptible to runs, and cannot stop them. Boston did this many times during the series, but couldn’t get over the top. Cleveland has proven that even when we get behind and we start our run, look out, because we are going to get you. I agree with David, Cavs in 5. Go Cavs