Game 14: Cavs @ Knicks - Tue, Nov 25, 7:30pm [FSN-OH]

[TheOUTLAW]

Now we just need Sasha to make a shot.

[TheOUTLAW]

I can't believe that Jawad Williams hasn't played. If you can't play in this game, why be on the team.

The Knicks have faked their way into losing by less than 20 but it's all a facade. They were beaten down worse than anyone I've seen in many many years. This game was an embarrassment to the city of NY. They Mayor should actually apologize for having hosted this bunch of terrible players.

[Benedict_Boozer]

I like both our rookies....JJ and Darnell are both showing some promise. Ferry is proving to be a pretty good GM

[Rise Against]

Clearly LeBron will be signing with New York in 2010 now.

[Gordon Bombay]

that was very satisfying...lol

[L&H_05]

Clearly LeBron will be signing with New York in 2010 now.

Yeah I know..

But in all seriousness, there's not a shot in hell that it's happening... No player in his prime (that is mentally stable) would want to come within a 100 mile radius of that mess.. And it's not going to get better, because they're looking to shed cash... And I'm sorry, the notion of trying to get LBJ and one more star is not going to be enough...

No PG play, no bigs up front, no bench whatsoever.... And we all know how much LeBron loves defense and preaches it himself... He will not play for that coach and that philosophy...Oh, and BTW, that has nothing to do with the little fact that he loves playing here, he loves playing for coach Brown, he loves playing in front of the friends and family...

This simply WON'T HAPPEN...Not a shot in hell IMO...

[TheOUTLAW]

It really was stupid of them to trade Randolph. They have nothing even remotely resembling an interior threat and they cannot shoot or penetrate as well as Phoenix did with this same offense.

[prekazi]

Delonte is no more a %50 3point shooter.

[L&H_05]

Knicks kinda reminded me of that drunk female at the party who wants to impress the dude, but she's falling all over the place, and finds herself face down in the punch bowl in her own vomit...

Not very impressive...

[Niko23]

LH thats how I met my girlfriend......she hot though

[TheOUTLAW]

What's funny to me is that we really didn't shoot all that well from outside. And, Mo had one of his worst games since he's been a Cavalier

[LoveThemCavs]

Even though I enjoyed the Cavs putting it to NY, the best part is the rest our starters got in the fourth quarter. Four games in five days is always tough. Cavs had seven guys in double figures tonight and Mo wasn't even one of them. JJ and Darnell got some experience, JJ looked pretty good in his minutes too. Nice win on the road Cavs!

[RevMan26]

Really liked seeing J.J. get some decent time in. Jackson looked good too. None the less, I think Delonte had a good game. He was disappointing from the 3 (1-7), but put up 16pts, 3stls and that nice assist to LeBron for that breakaway dunk. But hey, any night LeBron can put up 26pts in 30min and get a win is a nice night.

[TheOUTLAW]

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/26/sport ... ref=sports

I like this article (it's nice to know that the NY media is good for something). Sure there's a ton of Marbury bashing, but it also shows a side of LeBron that most people refuse to acknowledge.

[B Mac]

What a way to impress LeBron. Lets see...

LeBron goes nuts when even one boo is heard at The Q, but yet the Knicks were booed off the court tonight. Check.

The opposing team got more cheers than the home team. Check.

LeBron loves defense and the Knicks have no D Antoni as their head coach. Check.

The Knicks most promising player plays the same position as LeBron. Check.

What a joke. Our 3rd stringers could beat those jokers. There is no way LeBron gives up all that has been built for him with this team for that absolute mess of a (and I use this term loosely) franchise. This night was an absolute disaster for the city of New York. No way in hell was LeBron even remotely impressed.

Just business as usual.

[TheOUTLAW]

Another good article

http://www.nba.com/2008/news/features/j ... index.html

Despite guiding the Cavs to the NBA Finals two seasons ago, Brown has been maligned in the past for his lack of offensive ingenuity. But he explains that his first two seasons in Cleveland were about establishing a defensive identity, which is what championship teams are based on. The foundation for a more potent offense was laid last season, but with holdouts, injuries and a roster shakeup at the trade deadline, Cleveland could never realize their offensive potential.