At 22-12, the Cavaliers are currently the team with the best record in the Eastern conference, leading Detroit by 1 game and Orlando by 1.5. Last night the Cavs were down by 15 points at halftime in Sacramento, but a 42-12 run from the end of the 3rd quarter into the 4th turned the tables and they took a commanding lead. The Kings would make one final run, but Cleveland was able to hold on and win by ten, 108-98. The biggest part of the turn around was the staunch defense the Cavs played, and it helped that LeBron James hit 3 three-pointers in a row on the offensive side to help build the newfound lead. This was the first game out of 7 Cleveland plays on this western road trip, with their next game coming on Thursday in Phoenix.
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It looks like Chris Webber might be coming to the Detroit Pistons. That ought to change the standings in the east; most likely for the worst. At least the Cavs will be able to win now for sure. As a Michigan fan I cannot stand Chris Timeout Webber. Hopefully he receives a “warm” welcome if he returns.
Would they have to focus on always letting him know how many timeouts the team has left?....
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