If they lose to the Lakers they're covered. They loss to them twice this season already, can't really imagine people blaming them for losing against the only team that's beaten them at home.
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03-25-2009, 09:46 PM #106NJ Net Fan For Life.
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Re: If Cavs finish with 67-68 wins but fail to win the title..
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03-25-2009, 09:48 PM #107Banned
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Re: If Cavs finish with 67-68 wins but fail to win the title..
Not to mention this team has overachieved like no other...
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03-25-2009, 10:06 PM #108Saw a basketball once
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Re: If Cavs finish with 67-68 wins but fail to win the title..
Guys, don't feed this kobe24(9000 with the same name) troll. As I've observed the thread it seems he nitpicks at what he replies to as many people continously prove him wrong. And when he openly amits to being wrong he comes back with some sly 3rd grade remark.
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03-25-2009, 10:09 PM #109Learning to shoot layups
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Re: If Cavs finish with 67-68 wins but fail to win the title..
dirk and cuban will be the happiest men if cavs finish 67 wins but fail to advance 2nd round of playoff.
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03-25-2009, 10:37 PM #110NBA rookie of the year
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Re: If Cavs finish with 67-68 wins but fail to win the title..
No I don't think I'd qualify it as a choke.
Fact is, LeBron still does not have a defacto no.2 option. I would say both Gasol and Odom and any two of the Celtics big three are better than Cleveland's no.2/3 options.
LeBron is still also very young, if he won the title now he'd be well ahead of schedule.
The Cavs record is impressive, don't get me wrong, but outside of the top 4 teams, the East has a lot of mediocre squads to beat up on too.
He will win MVP though.
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