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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
James with his 3rd trip dub of the season, 37pts 10rebs 10assts so far. I think he had 37pts 13rebs 7asst last night, he's really putting the team on his shoulders.
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04-09-2005, 06:39 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
According to cbssportsline Drew has 24/13/6
Yow,
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04-09-2005, 06:42 PM
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Yeah. Philly beating Washington is troubling. Might want to take a look at Washington's late schedule. They are dropping like a rock right now.
This means that Cleveland is going to have to beat Orlando on the road, or beat Boston at home, and Toronto on the road.
In addition to closing out this game.
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I don't see us catching Washington, they would have to drop home games against the Bobcats AND Milwaukee, and they will likely pick up a win against New York on the road.
Not to mention if they did tank like that it only helps NJ catch us since they play them.
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04-09-2005, 06:46 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
Box Score: Cleveland 98, Milwaukee 81
The Bucks kept fighting and wouldn’t go away. Cleveland missed 8 field goals in a row but James nailed a big three-pointer to ice the game. Malone did a nice gesture letting James leave the game with a minute left to get a standing ovation. Gooden and McInnis played well, giving LeBron that second and third scorer he so desperately needed. Tonight the guys played as a team.
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04-09-2005, 06:47 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
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According to cbssportsline Drew has 24/13/6
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James and Gooden are becoming quite the combo, moreso than him and Z which is surprising.
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04-09-2005, 06:49 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
Brilliant game by Lebron. The chants of "MVP !" were well deserved. And Drew Gooden was excellent. And McGinnis finally looked like the guy who was traded here last year.
It's gonna be a tight race to the end, but I liked what we saw tonight.
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04-09-2005, 06:49 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
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Box Score: Cleveland 98, Milwaukee 81
The Bucks kept fighting and wouldn’t go away. Cleveland missed 8 field goals in a row but James nailed a big three-pointer to ice the game. Malone did a nice gesture letting James leave the game with a minute left to get a standing ovation. Gooden and McInnis played well, giving LeBron that second and third scorer he so desperately needed. Tonight the guys played as a team.
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If we can get someone to bring it along with James and Gooden (Jmac or Z when he gets back), we make the playoffs.
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04-09-2005, 06:49 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
Gooden and Verejao's games and youth fits with Lebron better. Perhaps evidence that instead of building up on veterans like Harris and Traylor, Paxson should have been finding winning young guys, like his brother did in Chicago.
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04-09-2005, 06:52 PM
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If we can get someone to bring it along with James and Gooden (Jmac or Z when he gets back), we make the playoffs.
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It's really all about Mcinnis I think. Look when the Cavs were successful, Mcinnis was hitting his shot. As much as he needs to be gone, right now, he is the other perimeter scorer that has to be there for the Cavs to have their best games. Especially since Malone and Silas wouldn't play Pavlovic.
If Mcinnis comes to play these last 6 games like he did to open the season, then the Cavs will make the playoffs, no problem. But if it's a two man show of Gooden and Lebron, it's going to be very close. And probably not to the Cavs favor.
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04-09-2005, 07:16 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
so here we stand with the fate of the cav's season in the hands of jeff mcinnis...i have to admit, i'm a little scared 
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04-09-2005, 07:23 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
As much as we all hate jmac he is the key to success of becoming a dangerous team. Last year we collapsed without him and this year we collapsed when silas messed with him.. hmm....
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04-09-2005, 07:39 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
If we had developed Sasha in the early part of the season this wouldn't be even a problem. The best thing working in our favor is Jmac's agent is yelling at him to play hard and well otherwise nobody will sign him to a contract next year. He was an OK defender last year before the shoulder injury so maybe the extra motivation will help him out.
When we get Joe Johnosn, Simmons, or Hughes we wont' miss Jmac as we'll finally have legitimate outside threat
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04-09-2005, 08:28 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
Drink this game in. It could be the last bright moment of the season.
You never know.
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04-10-2005, 04:10 PM
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Re: Milwaukee at Cleveland (4/9/05)
You guys all hated Jeff M. and were all over Eric Snow nutz and now Jeff M. is asked upon to bring this team back to form. While the stats show that with snow starting our offense of course went down while our defense stayed the same if not getting worse...
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