Game 41 - Wizards @ Cavaliers 7:00 FSNOHIO
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No you'd better check your history pal. The Cavs beat the Wiz the past two season, not 3. I'm not talking about the freakin 70's either chump, and even if i were, you probably forgot the Bullets beat the Cavs the next season.
Oh btw did you enjoy the game where the Wiz beat yall to keep the Cavs out of the playoffs? That one had to sting almost as badly as MJ's buzzer beater over Ehlo.
No you'd better check your history pal. The Cavs beat the Wiz the past two season, not 3. I'm not talking about the freakin 70's either chump, and even if i were, you probably forgot the Bullets beat the Cavs the next season.
Oh btw did you enjoy the game where the Wiz beat yall to keep the Cavs out of the playoffs? That one had to sting almost as badly as MJ's buzzer beater over Ehlo.
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here is the playoff history both teams
so the cavs record against the wiz in the playoffs is 3-1 and are currently on a two series winning streak.
the wiz have also been one and done in eight of their last nine playoffs
Cleveland Cavaliers
2007 -- defeated Washington, 4-0, first round
defeated New Jersey, 4-2, conference semifinals
defeated Detroit, 4-2, conference finals
lost to San Antonio, 4-0, NBA Finals
2006 -- defeated Washington, 4-2, first round
lost to Detroit, 4-3, second round
1998 -- lost to Indiana, 3-1, first round
1996 -- lost to New York, 3-0, first round
1995 -- lost to New York, 3-1, first round
1994 -- lost to Chicago, 3-0, first round
1993 -- defeated New Jersey, 3-2, first round
lost to Chicago, 4-0, conference semifinals
1992 -- defeated New Jersey, 3-1, first round
defeated Boston, 4-3, conference semifinals
lost to Chicago, 4-2, conference finals
1990 -- lost to Philadelphia, 3-2, first round
1989 -- lost to Chicago, 3-2, first round
1988 -- lost to Chicago, 3-2, first round
1985 -- lost to Boston, 3-1, first round
1978 -- lost to New York, 2-0, first round
1977 -- lost to Washington, 2-1, first round
1976 -- defeated Washington, 4-3, conference semifinals
lost to Boston, 4-2, conference finals
Washington Wizards
2007 -- lost to Cleveland, 4-0, first round
2006 -- lost to Cleveland, 4-2, first round
2005 -- defeated Chicago, 4-2, first round
lost to Miami, 4-0, conference semifinals
1997 -- lost to Chicago, 3-0, first round
1988 -- lost to Detroit, 3-2, first round
1987 -- lost to Detroit, 3-0, first round
1986 -- lost to Philadelphia, 3-2, first round
1985 -- lost to Philadelphia, 3-1, first round
1984 -- lost to Boston, 3-1, first round
1982 -- defeated New Jersey, 2-0, first round
lost to Boston, 4-1, conference semifinals
1980 -- lost to Philadelphia, 2-0, first round
1979 -- defeated Atlanta, 4-3, conference semifinals
defeated San Antonio, 4-3, conference finals
lost to Seattle, 4-1, NBA Finals
1978 -- defeated Atlanta, 2-0, first round
defeated San Antonio, 4-2, conference semifinals
defeated Philadelphia, 4-2, conference finals
defeated Seattle, 4-3, NBA Finals
WON NBA CHAMPIONSHIP
1977 -- defeated Cleveland, 2-1, first round
lost to Houston, 4-2, conference semifinals
1976 -- lost to Cleveland, 4-3, conference semifinals
1975 -- defeated Buffalo, 4-3, conference semifinals
defeated Boston, 4-2, conference finals
lost to Golden State, 4-0, NBA Finals
(AS CAPITAL BULLETS)
1974 -- lost to New York, 4-3, conference semifinals
(AS BALTIMORE BULLETS)
1973 -- lost to New York, 4-1, conference semifinals
1972 -- lost to New York, 4-2, conference semifinals
1971 -- defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, conference semifinals
defeated New York, 4-3, conference finals
lost to Milwaukee, 4-0, NBA Finals
1970 -- lost to New York, 4-3, division semifinals
1969 -- lost to New York, 4-0, division semifinals
1966 -- lost to St. Louis, 3-0, division semifinals
1965 -- defeated St. Louis, 3-1, division semifinals
lost to LA Lakers, 4-2, division finals
so the cavs record against the wiz in the playoffs is 3-1 and are currently on a two series winning streak.
the wiz have also been one and done in eight of their last nine playoffs
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yungal07 wrote:Actually the Wiz have lost to the Cavs twice in the playoffs, you non counting gumps. The first time you needed the refs to win because everyone knows King LeTravel can't win a playoff game without the help of the refs. Last season, our big 2 was hurt.
We already owned the Cavs like the excellent basketball team they are once this year already. Time to do it again.
You have to love it when people come over and try to correct you without knowing what they are talking about. That's 3 and counting there buddy.
The whole LeTravel thing is almost an automatic warning, but I'll give you a pass because you've already looked silly enough with this post. What's even worse is the constant whining about the playoff loss. Let it go, there were bad calls both ways that not only helped us win the one game but also kept you in a couple of the games.
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The funny thing about this kid, guy, gal? is all this stuff he is ranting on is in the past.
I was always complaining about Jordan and the calls and the Cavs being the better team back in the day, but just like now, how the Cavaliers have owned Wash., the Bulls owned the Cavaliers and everyone else.
So I guess he is saying that the Wiz were the better team sometime in the past, who cares! I always remind football fans that the Browns dominated the 1950's.
The Cavs have taken all the games that have counted over the last 2-3 years, and the future don't look so great on your end either Wiz fan.
I was always complaining about Jordan and the calls and the Cavs being the better team back in the day, but just like now, how the Cavaliers have owned Wash., the Bulls owned the Cavaliers and everyone else.
So I guess he is saying that the Wiz were the better team sometime in the past, who cares! I always remind football fans that the Browns dominated the 1950's.
The Cavs have taken all the games that have counted over the last 2-3 years, and the future don't look so great on your end either Wiz fan.
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It's very strange hearing how the Cavs have owned the Wiz in the past couple of years. There was the 2006 series where nearly every game went to the wire, and last years' sweep with our two best players on the bench. How much pride can you take in "owning" a team w/o their all stars? It's like being proud that you beat up a person in a wheelchair. If "ownage" is narrowly beating a team in a 6 game series, congrats. The Cavs own the Wizards.
Looking forward to a good game.
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JCav06 wrote:It's very strange hearing how the Cavs have owned the Wiz in the past couple of years. There was the 2006 series where nearly every game went to the wire, and last years' sweep with our two best players on the bench. How much pride can you take in "owning" a team w/o their all stars? It's like being proud that you beat up a person in a wheelchair. If "ownage" is narrowly beating a team in a 6 game series, congrats. The Cavs own the Wizards.
Looking forward to a good game.
ehh, it must have sucked to see your team lose three games by a point...especially since they fell apart in each one of those games
and you have a player whose nickname is "tough juice"...that immediately takes any win (even by the slighest of margins) over you guys into ownage level just because thats the dumbest nickname in all of sports
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Thanks for posting the stats fellas. Like Ive been saying all along, the Cavs have beaten the Wizards 3 times in the playoffs. Enough said there.
Also, at what point can Wizard fans admit that we were the better team? It was 4-2. It didnt even come down to a seventh game for crying out loud. I love how its still completely ignored how many calls the Wiz got in their favor, but yet it is perfectly acceptable to blame the refs for the Cavs winning.
Whatever, thats in the past. I am truly sorry I brought it up, I didnt know it was still such a touchy subject.
Im a big fan of that smiley you have there Donk. Good to see you are still an innovator.
Also, at what point can Wizard fans admit that we were the better team? It was 4-2. It didnt even come down to a seventh game for crying out loud. I love how its still completely ignored how many calls the Wiz got in their favor, but yet it is perfectly acceptable to blame the refs for the Cavs winning.
Whatever, thats in the past. I am truly sorry I brought it up, I didnt know it was still such a touchy subject.
Im a big fan of that smiley you have there Donk. Good to see you are still an innovator.
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I wouldn't sleep on the Wizards, as they're really well coached. I noticed that in both playoff series against the Cavs, the Wizards run a pretty efficient offense, especially compared to the baby steps that the Cavs are taking with the development of their offense. The Wiz are also defending now, which appeared to be their downfall (injuries aside) in years past.
Cleveland and Washington fans can argue all they want about some of the late game baskets that LeBron made on them in the 2006 playoffs, but the fact of the matter is they couldn't keep LeBron out of the paint. I've seen the guy take a ton of late game shots, but that 2006 Washington defense gave him more high percentage late-game shots than I've ever seen.
So I guess my main point is that Wizards fans can't legitimately complain about Lebron's late game shots if they're paving a road straight to the basket every time.
Cleveland and Washington fans can argue all they want about some of the late game baskets that LeBron made on them in the 2006 playoffs, but the fact of the matter is they couldn't keep LeBron out of the paint. I've seen the guy take a ton of late game shots, but that 2006 Washington defense gave him more high percentage late-game shots than I've ever seen.
So I guess my main point is that Wizards fans can't legitimately complain about Lebron's late game shots if they're paving a road straight to the basket every time.
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You have to love it when people come over and try to correct you without knowing what they are talking about. That's 3 and counting there buddy.
The whole LeTravel thing is almost an automatic warning, but I'll give you a pass because you've already looked silly enough with this post. What's even worse is the constant whining about the playoff loss. Let it go, there were bad calls both ways that not only helped us win the one game but also kept you in a couple of the games.
Relax mod. Just reviving some new year trash talking. That's what's being a fan is about.
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Okay, okay you beat us the last two times in the playoffs. Last year you played us without both of our All-Stars and we still hung around, granted you won, but common the Bobcats probably would have defeated us in that series. Two years ago we were both at full strength and it was a great series, you guys won. Im not going to even gripe about how bad the refs were in that series, because it a mute point. Oh but I would love face you guys in the first round this year when Arenas returns, LOVE TOO, I hope it turns out that way, we'll see whos talking after that matchup.
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GilArenas88 wrote:Okay, okay you beat us the last two times in the playoffs. Last year you played us without both of our All-Stars and we still hung around, granted you won, but common the Bobcats probably would have defeated us in that series. Two years ago we were both at full strength and it was a great series, you guys won. Im not going to even gripe about how bad the refs were in that series, because it a mute point. Oh but I would love face you guys in the first round this year when Arenas returns, LOVE TOO, I hope it turns out that way, we'll see whos talking after that matchup.
i'm pretty sure y'all would still be talkin' even if we beat you again
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B Mac wrote:Thanks for posting the stats fellas. Like Ive been saying all along, the Cavs have beaten the Wizards 3 times in the playoffs. Enough said there.
Also, at what point can Wizard fans admit that we were the better team? It was 4-2. It didnt even come down to a seventh game for crying out loud. I love how its still completely ignored how many calls the Wiz got in their favor, but yet it is perfectly acceptable to blame the refs for the Cavs winning.
Yes, yes. I do understand calls went both ways in the series. However, decisions like whether a player was fouled or not are, really, subjective decisions that anyone, on either side, can dispute.
What is there to say in defense of this?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lhbM6uuCt74
On a game-deciding shot, no less. It is probably true that a) the Cavs have been the superior team of late, but also that b) the Wizards fans have reason (see above) to feel somewhat bitter about the playoff losses (losing to a rival team in the playoffs because two All-Star starters are injured is relevant here, as well).
But, um, good luck to both sides tonight
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