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Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis
Cavs blew a 20 point lead to lose to the worst team in the league by 18 points last night. So we'll see what they do between now and tomorrow at 3pm EST, but if they don't pull off some miraculous trades, they're probably a non-factor in the East. They are closer to being out of the playoffs (3.5 games) then the #1 seed (7.5 games). Unlike last year, I just don't see them turning it on this year. LeBron has to carry a load similar to what he did the first time the Cavs had him, and their defense is horrific and won't get better in the playoffs since the guys they need to step up are either old, or simply not good.
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Well I hope you are right on the old or no good. It was neither in the game against the Raps as they just looked like they couldn't give a crap about playing any. Literally stood still as guys went waltzing by them. Are they getting older? Obviously. Is there way more going on in the dressing room than just them getting older? Who knows but something isn't right and has changed. Kyrie was the glue I guess. He was certainly a huge talent subtraction.