Cavs great record may be in Jeopardy
by bross09 on Jan 21, 2010 6:35 PM CST
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News coming out of AP is that Mo Williams has sprained his shoulder and it could be for 4-6 weeks. This could be serious and might hurt the cavs season.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4845554
It is not clear yet if Mo will need surgery. It does put into question the depth of that backcourt now. Who will the cavs start now that Mo is out. Can they rely on Delonte West to be consistent? Will they consider having boobie start since he has rebounded this year? How will the cavs do without him??
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It doesn’t matter for tonight as we took out the Lakers.
But what this injury will do for us? It will give Delonte and Boobie a lot more game time to sharpen their skills for the post-season. And that can’t be a bad thing when we need their shooting touch from the bench in April/May/June
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by Jeff at the BBC on Jan 21, 2010 10:42 PM CST reply actions
and don’t forget that Jawad can drop into the #2,,,and they have that Tar Heel rookie who supposedly can score at will….time to start finding out if they can go 12 deep every game once everyone is healthy
by cavslandrocks on Jan 21, 2010 11:43 PM CST up reply actions
record in jeopardy
well….maybe just a little, but it will not matter as much as it will matter how fast Delonte & Mo’s injuries heal..thats the focus right now, i am pretty sure we will get to the playoffs anyways, and i am prety sure we will still be on top.
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