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On Easter Sunday, LeBron James and his Cleveland Cavaliers lost a game that they feel that they should have won. Despite the loss, the Cavaliers are still by far the best team in the Eastern Conference. For the second straight season, they will have home court advantage throughout the NBA playoffs. But, James wants his team to keep the pressure on their late-season opponents.

If the playoffs were to have started last night, the Cleveland Cavaliers would face off against the Toronto Raptors. Ironically, their next game was against the Raptors. One thing is to lose on the road to the Celtics, but the Cavs cannot have a slip at home against the Raptors. Most likely, when the playoffs start, the first road game for Toronto would be in Cleveland. A win for the Raptors last night would inspire them later.

Following an embarassing loss to the Celtics, LeBron James turned up the intensity against the Raptors. Granted, the level of competition had decreased, and in a major way, but still momentum in momentum. With that said, a win is a win and the mindset of the Cleveland Cavaliers is to win. In the first half, the Cavaliers did not play very well. They led by as many as 10, but allowed the Raptors to get within 2 by halftime. That would be as close as the Raptors would get.

In the third quarter, the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled away for good, led by midseason addition, Antawn Jamison. While beating the brakes off of their likely first round opponent, the Cavaliers also saw their leading scorer in Jamison break a bone in the face of Chris Bosh. For the remainder of the game, Bosh was out and he took a trip to the Cleveland Clinic. Bosh returned to the arena during the fourth quarter, but he is likely to be out for the rest of the regular season. The last time Bosh got injured, the Raptors were holding the fifth playoff spot and were looking to challenge the Celtics for fourth. But, when he returned from the injury, his team found themselves battling Miami for the final playoff spot. Now, with a healthy Bosh, the Raptors are battling with the Bulls for the final playoff spot.

The 113-101 win over the Toronto Raptors placed the Cleveland Cavaliers at 61-17 on the season and the loss dropped the Raptors to 38-39. The loss for the Raptors earned the Miami Heat their second consecutive playoff spot.
James, Cavaliers bounce back Against Toronto
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On Easter Sunday, LeBron James and his Cleveland Cavaliers lost a game that they feel that they should have won. Despite the loss, the Cavaliers are still by far the best team in the Eastern Conference. For the second straight season, they will have home court advantage throughout the NBA playoffs. But, James wants his team to keep the pressure on their late-season opponents.

If the playoffs were to have started last night, the Cleveland Cavaliers would face off against the Toronto Raptors. Ironically, their next game was against the Raptors. One thing is to lose on the road to the Celtics, but the Cavs cannot have a slip at home against the Raptors. Most likely, when the playoffs start, the first road game for Toronto would be in Cleveland. A win for the Raptors last night would inspire them later.

Following an embarassing loss to the Celtics, LeBron James turned up the intensity against the Raptors. Granted, the level of competition had decreased, and in a major way, but still momentum in momentum. With that said, a win is a win and the mindset of the Cleveland Cavaliers is to win. In the first half, the Cavaliers did not play very well. They led by as many as 10, but allowed the Raptors to get within 2 by halftime. That would be as close as the Raptors would get.

In the third quarter, the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled away for good, led by midseason addition, Antawn Jamison. While beating the brakes off of their likely first round opponent, the Cavaliers also saw their leading scorer in Jamison break a bone in the face of Chris Bosh. For the remainder of the game, Bosh was out and he took a trip to the Cleveland Clinic. Bosh returned to the arena during the fourth quarter, but he is likely to be out for the rest of the regular season. The last time Bosh got injured, the Raptors were holding the fifth playoff spot and were looking to challenge the Celtics for fourth. But, when he returned from the injury, his team found themselves battling Miami for the final playoff spot. Now, with a healthy Bosh, the Raptors are battling with the Bulls for the final playoff spot.

The 113-101 win over the Toronto Raptors placed the Cleveland Cavaliers at 61-17 on the season and the loss dropped the Raptors to 38-39. The loss for the Raptors earned the Miami Heat their second consecutive playoff spot."This Best Selling Tends to SELL OUT VERY FAST! If this is a MUST HAVE product, be sure to Order Now to avoid disappointment!"

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On Easter Sunday, LeBron James and his Cleveland Cavaliers lost a game that they feel that they should have won. Despite the loss, the Cavaliers are still by far the best team in the Eastern Conference. For the second straight season, they will have home court advantage throughout the NBA playoffs. But, James wants his team to keep the pressure on their late-season opponents.

If the playoffs were to have started last night, the Cleveland Cavaliers would face off against the Toronto Raptors. Ironically, their next game was against the Raptors. One thing is to lose on the road to the Celtics, but the Cavs cannot have a slip at home against the Raptors. Most likely, when the playoffs start, the first road game for Toronto would be in Cleveland. A win for the Raptors last night would inspire them later.

Following an embarassing loss to the Celtics, LeBron James turned up the intensity against the Raptors. Granted, the level of competition had decreased, and in a major way, but still momentum in momentum. With that said, a win is a win and the mindset of the Cleveland Cavaliers is to win. In the first half, the Cavaliers did not play very well. They led by as many as 10, but allowed the Raptors to get within 2 by halftime. That would be as close as the Raptors would get.

In the third quarter, the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled away for good, led by midseason addition, Antawn Jamison. While beating the brakes off of their likely first round opponent, the Cavaliers also saw their leading scorer in Jamison break a bone in the face of Chris Bosh. For the remainder of the game, Bosh was out and he took a trip to the Cleveland Clinic. Bosh returned to the arena during the fourth quarter, but he is likely to be out for the rest of the regular season. The last time Bosh got injured, the Raptors were holding the fifth playoff spot and were looking to challenge the Celtics for fourth. But, when he returned from the injury, his team found themselves battling Miami for the final playoff spot. Now, with a healthy Bosh, the Raptors are battling with the Bulls for the final playoff spot.

The 113-101 win over the Toronto Raptors placed the Cleveland Cavaliers at 61-17 on the season and the loss dropped the Raptors to 38-39. The loss for the Raptors earned the Miami Heat their second consecutive playoff spot.

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