When will the Cavs streak end? Whats the under/over, 28, 30, 33, 36? Lets say the number is 28 (vs Lakers) is it over or under? Obviously their best chance at winning is on their current 8 home stretch versus Washington on the 13th, as well as Rockets, Knicks and Sixers. Cavs next 10 games. Feb. 11 Los Angeles 7:30 Feb. 13 Washington 6:00 Feb. 16 Los Angeles 7:30 Feb. 23 Houston 7:00 Feb. 25 New York 7:30 Feb. 27 Philadelphia 5:00 Mar. 2 San Antonio 7:00 Mar. 4 at New York 7:30 Mar. 6 New Orleans 6:30 Mar. 8 Golden State 7:00
LOL....the win-less road team vs. the team that can't win anywhere. What's the opposite of the "unstoppable force meets immovable object" metaphor?
I will be against us; it's what the Rockets do, embarrass themselves. Not only that, it will be the lead on ESPN.
Same here. For the past week, I've been really wishing that the game was scheduled to air on TNT. The highlights should be in 'goofy saxophone montage' style (there's a specific song I'm thinking of but I've forgotten the name of it).
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It must have been mentioned already, but the Cavs now have the next 6 games at home. During their losing streak, they've been out on the road a lot. If I counted correctly, since Miami visited them they've had 22 road games and only 13 home games! Couple that with the injuries (especially losing their best defender in Varejao), and their total collapse makes a little more sense.
lol....think its been mentioned so many times...it more than just 1 person leaving, although with out a doubt, lbj had the most impact....but loosing 2 7 footers is no joke either. that basically takes away any interior defence you have. add in the fact that their 2 most important pieces are injured....you have this. personally i have been rooting for the cavs, not jsut beacuse of lbj, but the fact that they are basically a dleague team...just to support the underdogs.
