Archive for April, 2009

Cavs: Celtics seek road less traveled – Boston Herald Pick Your First Round Poison: Detroit Pistons, Philadelphia 76ers, or Chicago Bulls? – Cavalier Attitude Cavs found success with missing piece – Boston.com Cavs continue to reach their goals – Fear the Sword Something to cherish: Cavaliers vs. Celtics offers plenty of storylines – Plain Dealer

Doc Rivers and the Celtics thought they might rest Kevin Garnett until the playoffs start. However, things have changed and they might want him to get one game in before the start of the playoffs. The Cavs will not get to see Garnett this Sunday, but it looks like he will suit up for the Celtics last home and final game of the season against the Wizards. This will be one game I will be cheering for the Wizards. I can’t cheer for those bums! Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers says Kevin Garnett is likely to return only for the [...]

The King is just playing around here, so can you imagine what he could do in a Slam Dunk Contest? I really can’t wait till next All-Star break to see this happen, but lets get the NBA title first.

Cleveland traveled to Philadelphia tonight to play the 76ers with the Eastern Conference on the line. The Cavs came away winning a tough battle, 102-92. The Cavs backcourt that led the way again tonight. Mo Williams scored 18, West 11, and Lebron finsihed with 27. Varejao looks to be the starting power forward, while Ben Wallace gave us the physical presence we will need off the bench come playoff time. The biggest story of the night might have been Wally Szczerbiak. The Cavs got unexpected help from Wally Szczerbiak tonight in their win over the Sixers tonight. Wally went 6 [...]

The Cavaliers have decided to bring back Jawad Williams for the remainder of the season after finally getting rid of Eric Snow. The Cleveland native and former Tarheel performed well in the Developmental League by averaging 25+ points per game. He will be eligible to play in the post season, but I still don’t see him getting much playing time. Garabage time will likely be more his role. Thursday morning the 6-foot-9 forward signed for the rest of the season and he will be eligible for the postseason roster when it begins next week. He will take part in practice [...]

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