<div class="quote_poster">Quoting BallerAK47:</div><div class="quote_post">Jazz fell apart, simple as that. Most of the shots they missed were open shot. MAN!! I am saying the Cavs had a great comeback. I am giving them credit. It was a freaking mixture of both!! Geez, you are trying to make it out as if the Cavs just made a great comeback and that was it. Lebron and Boozer played awesome. Geez, I have great respect for the Cavs after this game, but come on be serious, the Jazz somewhat fell apart.</div> It was just the way you said it like the Jazz handed this game to the Cavs late, that was not the case what so ever, every single point was very hard earned. So maybe you should have just said it different.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting King James:</div><div class="quote_post">It was just the way you said it like the Jazz handed this game to the Cavs late, that was not the case what so ever, every single point was very hard earned. So maybe you should have just said it different.</div> I am not saying the Jazz gave the Cavs the game. I am saying it was a mixture of Jazz missing their wide open shots(this is what I mean by falling apart) and Lebron and Boozer going freakin nuts.
First Cavs Win In Utah in 14 Years <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Carlos Boozer scored 10 of his 32 points in overtime after LeBron James left with an ankle injury and the Cleveland Cavaliers rallied Saturday night for a 102-96 win over the Jazz, Cleveland's first victory in Utah in more than 14 years. James scored 29 points before spraining his right ankle during a scramble for a loose ball. He was helped from the court, holding his right leg off of the floor with 12.1 seconds remaining in regulation and the Cavaliers down 85-84. Cleveland forced overtime on a free throw by Ira Newble, and James watched it from the locker room. The initial report was a sprained right ankle. It was not clear how much time he could miss.</div> Full Story
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting BallerAK47:</div><div class="quote_post">I am not saying the Jazz gave the Cavs the game. I am saying it was a mixture of Jazz missing their wide open shots(this is what I mean by falling apart) and Lebron and Boozer going freakin nuts.</div> I did not see wide open shots missed, what game were you watching?
You must of been watching a totally different game, most were open shots. Prime example: Ruffins missed layup
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting tmac15:</div><div class="quote_post">Well if exceeding everyone's expectations, having almost everyone on your roster have career years and been in the playoff picture in the west, with arguably the worst line up in the NBA sucks, what's it like in Cleveland?</div> Oh man its been a stressfull season for us. Just be happy that your not Cavs fan. You would pull your hair off.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting BallerAK47:</div><div class="quote_post">You must of been watching a totally different game, most were open shots. Prime example: Ruffins missed layup</div> Ruffin was expecting contact because he was in traffic, that is why he mossed that layup. So I did not misunderstand you, you are making up excuses.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting King James:</div><div class="quote_post">Ruffin was expecting contact because he was in traffic, that is why he mossed that layup. So I did not misunderstand you, you are making up excuses.</div> Excuse are definitely not being made..........but anyway Exactly was EXPECTING conatct, doesn't mean contact was actually going to come, which it wasn't. Anyway, I am done arguing this subject, its getting nowhere
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting BallerAK47:</div><div class="quote_post">Anyway, I am done arguing this subject, its getting nowhere</div> You got that right, you know where the exit is.
How long will Boozer continue to go underrated? A prime example of using hard work to succeed in this league, not trying to get by on natural talent. I hope Nick Collison uses Boozer as a role model when he comes into the league.
Impressive win by the Cavs,big performance from Lebron before injuring his ankle.Awsome game from Boozer,this guy keeps on getting better and better.He deserves credit for the performance he poured in with today.
Well the season will be at it's half way point and James will have a scoring average of 20.4 I did not expect this, I called a 12, 4, and 4, haha *edit* James said he expects to play in the next game.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Rudeezy:</div><div class="quote_post">Damn that Lebron injury looked bad. There goes their franchise.lol I saw the reverse...amazing.</div> I don't believe it was bad, but bad enough to leave the game. I watched the ankle turn closely (I hate doing that because I have done that too many times) and it was not a bad turn, thank goodness. Cavs don't play till Tuesday, so he should be fine. That reverse, I can't help but to talk about it more. It was more amazing because it was part of the cavs comeback when the game was real tight. Some people say he is like Magic Johnson, but Magic could never pull of some of the moves that we have seen James do already (not a knock on Magic of course) Like a Magic yes, but a Magic with Jordan like athletic ability, because that is what that move reminded me of.
