There Is No Gust in Clippers' Sails They fall to 7-26 on the road as Cleveland rolls to a 94-84 victory. Maggette, who has a game-high 26 for Los Angeles, says Cavaliers 'played harder than we did.' From Associated Press March 30, 2005 CLEVELAND ? LeBron James was not about to let a sore left ankle, lack of sleep or blown layup affect him. James made two three-point baskets down the stretch and scored 22 points to push Cleveland past the Clippers, 94-84, Tuesday night. Cleveland had lost five of six before rallying for a one-point overtime victory Monday in New Orleans. "I thought we would be a lot more tired," said James, who received treatment on his ankle before the game and made only seven of 20 shots from the field. "I felt OK. We ran early and just jumped on them. We worked together defensively and were just playing complete basketball." The win gave the Cavaliers victories in consecutive nights for the first time since Nov. 26-27 and revitalized their quest for home-court advantage in the playoffs. Source <font color="Blue">Please do not post full articles.</font>
