[Senator Clay Davis]

I guess if you were to look at it in the context of hedging, then yes the Cavs did well today. But at the same time when you lose LeBron, you might as well get in on "Play like #### for Barrett". But for this year they still have a lot of areas you can exploit, and LeBron has to carry them so much more than before, like it was back in the first stint. Love coming back helps, but their biggest problem is once LeBron is off the floor, they have no one who can create offense.

And I do think Casey will let the bench play extensively if the starters are off. They have earned his trust, the thing they do even better than the starters is execute on both ends. Coaches always like that, and as long as players are doing that coaches will ride them. The bench also offers a bit more in terms of variety on both ends. If used properly they are unquestionably the biggest edge the Raps have over either the Cavs or Celtics.