<div align="center">@ <font color="Blue">The New Jersey Nets</font> (37 - 40) @ <font color="DarkRed">The Cleveland Cavaliers</font>(46 - 32) Time: Thursday, April 12, 8:00 PM Location: <font color="DarkRed">Cleveland</font> TV: Yes Network Radio: WFAN 660 AM <div align="left">Projected Starters: <font color="Blue">New Jersey Nets</font></div> (Richard Jefferson, Mikki Moore, Jason Collins, Vince Carter, Jason Kidd) <div align="left">Projected Starters: <font color="Darkred">Cleveland Cavaliers</font></div> (LeBron James, Drew Gooden, Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Sasha Pavlovic, Larry Hughes)</div> In what might be a pre-playoffs match up, the Nets face the Cavaliers who have been formidable in the east this season. The Nets had trouble containing Jamison the previous two games. Containing Lebron James will be no easier of a task. On paper, regardless of the Nets' record, the Nets appear to be the stronger opponent. Carter surpasses Hughes, Jefferson does not lose too much to James, Kidd trumps Pavlovic, and the Nets' bigs are not much worse than Cleveland's.
<div class="quote_poster">AirJordan Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Jefferson does not lose to much to Carter? They're on the same team. Am I missing something</div> Didn't you hear about the Carter <-> James trade? Thanks for pointing that out .
This should be a great game, it's just a pity I can't watch it in the UK. I'm going for a Cavs win though, and please check out my preview for the game here and try to comment on it as it took ages, lol.
Kidd 8 pts 11 rebs 8 asts Carter 26 pts 3 rebs 4 asts Jefferson 5 pts Nachbar 10 pts Boone 10 pts Source
