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Cleveland Cavaliers – LeBron James Has Them Looking Great Again
Even though LeBron James still has moments of no effort on defense which people love to point out, his return from injury has completely galvanized the Cleveland Cavaliers (and maybe saved David Blatt’s job), pulling off a 108-94 win over the sliding Chicago Bulls, making it three victories in a row.
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Cleveland Cavaliers: LeBron James MVP-Like Again Because of Rest
By taking two weeks off because of an injury and also to rest his weary body, LeBron James seems to be back in peak condition and form, which if he can keep up, will put the Cleveland Cavaliers a bit closer to making a difference in the Eastern conference playoff race and also place him back in the MVP discussion.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – LeBron James Gives David Blatt Some Breathing Room
It would be an exaggeration to suggest LeBron James saved David Blatt from being fired with his performance in a 109-102 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, but it certainly gave the heavily-criticized rookie head coach some wiggle room and a bit of optimism going forward.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – LeBron James Pushing David Blatt Steals Attention From Growing Losing Streak
The return of LeBron James couldn’t stop the Cleveland Cavaliers from losing a sixth straight game, this time 107-100 to the Phoenix Suns, although his shoving of head coach David Blatt in order to prevent him from getting a technical foul is the most memorable moment from the game.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – David Blatt Does Think Kevin Love is a Max Player
It’s bad enough for David Blatt that his rookie season as the Cleveland Cavaliers head coach seems to be heading in a very wrong direction, he now has to try and quell the flames from mentioning that Kevin Love isn’t a max player.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – Loss to Warriors Not as Bad as it Seems
The Golden State Warriors continue their impressive run, especially at home, with a 112-94 win over the ever changing Cleveland Cavaliers, still playing without LeBron James.
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Bigger Than The Team – Kobe Bryant, LeBron James & Lionel Messi
One of the things that always leads to decline of great clubs or franchises (they’re called different things in different countries) or causes a lot of problems is when a player becomes bigger than the team he is playing on. Lionel Messi at Barcelona, LeBron James with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the destructive relationship between Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers are the prime examples of this at the moment.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – Still In Trouble, But Trades Make Them Better
The Cleveland Cavaliers picked up another loss as they wait for LeBron James to return from injury, but made another trade, probably their final of the season, adding Timofey Mozgov of the Denver Nuggets in return for two first round draft picks as their solution to the big man problem they’re having, and hopefully the final piece in the championship team they’re trying to keep intact.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – Trade Doesn’t Necessarily Make Them Better
The Cleveland Cavaliers are making what moves they can to try and stop the bleeding, trading for J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert of the New York Knicks while sending Dion Waiters to the Oklahoma City Thunder in hope that when LeBron James gets back from his injury, he’ll have a team he’s happy to play with.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – LeBron James Injured, Kyrie Irving Also, David Blatt in Trouble
The Dallas Mavericks had no problem beating the Cleveland Cavaliers 109-90 as Kyrie Irving added to the woes of David Blatt with an ankle injury, which means that two thirds of the big three (including LeBron James) are out of action. Kevin Love remains alone, and was pretty much the only player giving the Mavs any kind of problems.