white_chocolate_55
WhiteBoy
By the Pistons.. I thought the cavs would be out with something to prove.. what was i thinking.. 10 second qtr points.. wow
Glad Lebron is being put in his place
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nvd001
Knicks Baby!!
lebron left the game too in the 3rd quarter with an ankle sprain
i hope for their sake it isn't too serious!!
4-17 the cavs shot in the second and turned the ball over 5 times!! they did well to even score 10 in the second quarter!! LMAO
i hope for their sake it isn't too serious!!
4-17 the cavs shot in the second and turned the ball over 5 times!! they did well to even score 10 in the second quarter!! LMAO
wolvesjr34
Morrow Super Collector
hehe for some reason this amuses me... don't ask me why, it just does!
nvd001
Knicks Baby!!
wolvesjr34 said:
what??..... that the Cavs got thumped by the reigning premiers from 2 years ago?? or that the NBA's marquee player injured himself during the game??
wolvesjr34
Morrow Super Collector
No I think more the 10 points, heaps of turnovers... Lebron not performing when it was needed in the 2nd... don't like to see anyone get injured... lol
nvd001
Knicks Baby!!
fair enough!! dont forget that this is only the cavs' 2 loss in 13 games!! they have been playing some unbelievable ball over the last 3-4 weeks and it was only a matter of time before they would crumble. and the pistons defense was just what they needed to give them a wake up call!!
they'll be back...a stronger team for this loss i think!!
they'll be back...a stronger team for this loss i think!!
AUBURN HILLS, Mich., April 12 (Ticker) -- The Detroit Pistons delivered a painful message to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Rasheed Wallace scored 16 points as the Pistons matched a franchise record for wins in a season with a 96-73 thrashing of the Cavaliers, who lost James to a left ankle sprain.
NBA TV highlights from
Cavs-Pistons: Play
Richard Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince added 14 points apiece for the Pistons (63-15), who also won 63 games in 1988-89 en route to winning the first of back-to-back NBA titles.
In what could have been a possible preview of a matchup in the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Pistons made it quite clear to the Cavaliers why they are the NBA's best team.
The Cavaliers suffered more than embarrassment on the scoreboard when James - third in the league in scoring at 31.7 points - tweaked his ankle on a drive to the basket late in the third quarter. The 21-year-old phenom limped to the locker room.
Wallace suffered some pain of his own at the 6:34 mark of the second quarter when he was the recipient of a flagrant foul by Anderson Varejao, who was ejected.
After Varejao's hard foul, the Pistons used a 19-6 run to close the first half and open a commanding 56-29 lead at the break.
In the second quarter, Cleveland made just 4-of-17 shots and committed six of its 15 turnovers.
Maurice Evans scored 13 points and Tony Delk 12 for Detroit, which improved to 36-3 at home and is on the verge of clinching the league's best record.
Detroit won three of four games from Cleveland this season.
James scored 22 points to the Cavaliers (47-31), who lost for just the second time in 13 games. Cleveland already has clinched the fourth seed.
Rasheed Wallace scored 16 points as the Pistons matched a franchise record for wins in a season with a 96-73 thrashing of the Cavaliers, who lost James to a left ankle sprain.
NBA TV highlights from
Cavs-Pistons: Play
Richard Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince added 14 points apiece for the Pistons (63-15), who also won 63 games in 1988-89 en route to winning the first of back-to-back NBA titles.
In what could have been a possible preview of a matchup in the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Pistons made it quite clear to the Cavaliers why they are the NBA's best team.
The Cavaliers suffered more than embarrassment on the scoreboard when James - third in the league in scoring at 31.7 points - tweaked his ankle on a drive to the basket late in the third quarter. The 21-year-old phenom limped to the locker room.
Wallace suffered some pain of his own at the 6:34 mark of the second quarter when he was the recipient of a flagrant foul by Anderson Varejao, who was ejected.
After Varejao's hard foul, the Pistons used a 19-6 run to close the first half and open a commanding 56-29 lead at the break.
In the second quarter, Cleveland made just 4-of-17 shots and committed six of its 15 turnovers.
Maurice Evans scored 13 points and Tony Delk 12 for Detroit, which improved to 36-3 at home and is on the verge of clinching the league's best record.
Detroit won three of four games from Cleveland this season.
James scored 22 points to the Cavaliers (47-31), who lost for just the second time in 13 games. Cleveland already has clinched the fourth seed.
LOL. Vearejao is a fouling machine. Everytime someone goes up I see Foul- A. Varejao on the screen. I wonder what it looked like!
And yeah... I hope LeBron's OK. It would be disastrous to lose him!!!!!!!!! That is unimaginable to the extreme limits of this universe.
And yeah... I hope LeBron's OK. It would be disastrous to lose him!!!!!!!!! That is unimaginable to the extreme limits of this universe.
white_chocolate_55
WhiteBoy
nvd001 said:
your forgetting the spurs won last season
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