By GFO on May 9, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
LeBron James is robbed in MVP voting
Nobody is questioning if Kobe was deserving of the recent MVP award. Kobe has been a fantastic player for years, and was almost always deserving of the MVP.
The only question becomes, did LeBron deserve to get fourth place in the voting?
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By GFO on May 9, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
Allergies force Cleveland Cavaliers Ben Wallace to miss most of the game
Cavaliers forward-center Ben Wallace left the court with about eight minutes left in the first quarter of Game 2 on Thurs day night because of pain and dizzi ness.
Wallace’s pain was so severe that he had to lay down across several chairs on the […]
By GFO on May 9, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
Cavaliers are doomed without LeBron’s scoring
The Cavs started Game 2 on Thursday night like they knew what to do. They scored 24 points in the first quarter and moved the ball well. But in the next three quarters, they scored 12, 15 and 22 for a grand total of 49. During that offensive outburst, they […]
By GFO on May 8, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
Cavaliers fail to follow formula for offense
After reviewing the game video, Cavaliers coach Mike Brown said some of the team’s standard offensive principles of ball movement and of general rotation broke down in the 76-72 loss in Game 1.
Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James has history of rebounding from bad games
“He is who he is and it’s […]
By Tariq Ali on May 5, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
Papa John’s Pizza was handing out T-shirts with Lebron James’s number and the word “crybaby” under it.
Now, after the Cavaliers eliminated the Wizards in 6 games, they are crying and have issued and apology to Cleveland and Cavaliers fans.
Papa John’s will sell Cleveland residents (how about Akron?) a large, one-topping pizza for 23 cents on […]
By Tariq Ali on Apr 28, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 2 Comments
The NBA today fined DeShawn Stevenson $25,000 for making for making a throat slash sign after making Jay Z’s symbol during the first period of game 4 last Sunday.
Paul Pierce was also fined by the NBA for making a menacing gesture during game 3’s loss against the Hawk.
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By GFO on Apr 26, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
Cavs seek intensity to match Wizards
They looked extremely uncomfortable in their blowout loss to the Washington Wizards in Game 3, shrinking their series lead to 2-1. The Wizards played like their season was on the line, and their fans backed them up. The Cavs’ response to the challenge was much weaker than expected.
Cavs must ask […]
By GFO on Apr 23, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 1 Comment
Duane Rankin from GoErie.Com likes where Eric Snow is going. Eric Snow continues to make contributions. With his playing days winding down, he’s comfortable saying a goal of his is to become an NBA head coach.
Snow sat in a coaches’ meeting when the Cavaliers began preparing for this year’s playoffs and suggested a play Cleveland […]
By Tariq Ali on Apr 21, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 2 Comments
Interesting stat Brian Windhorst pointed out in today’s article at the Akron Beacon Journal.
Lebron James is averaging 27.4 points, eight rebounds and seven assists in 34 career playoffs games. No other NBA player with at least 20 playoff games has ever averaged 25 points, seven rebounds and six assists.
Michael Jordan in 37 playoff games averaged […]
By Tariq Ali on Apr 19, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
Mike Brown is expected to start Wally Szczerbiak at shooting guard today. Brown wants to keep Devin Brown in a reserve role to deal with the Wizards’ second team.
”It’s interesting for sure,” Szczerbiak said. ”That’s why you have to stay prepared and stay ready for whatever might happen.”
Szczerbiak was a bench player for Seattle and […]
By Tariq Ali on Apr 16, 2008 in Cavaliers News | 0 Comments
No one know more about losing a franchise more than Cleveland sports fans. Seattle fans are going through the same thing since the league approved the sale of the team to Clay Bennett, an Oklahoman whose idea from the beginning was to ensure Seattle’s failure to upgrade or replace Key Arena and then move the […]