Cavaliers Back In Action, Lose To Raptors 104-84
by FTS
on Oct 8, 2008 6:47 AM CDT
Man, it sure was good to have basketball back in Cleveland. The Indians were a disappointment this summer and the Browns, well, we won't talk about that. The Cavaliers have high hopes for 2008-09 and they got to show off their shiny, new toy last night at The Q. The score may lead one to believe the Cavs didn't play very well, but that would be a bit misleading.
My post-game reports are a work in progress, so feel free to let me know what you like, what you don't, and how I can change it up a bit.
After the jump, the BoxScore and reaction --
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Cavaliers open pre-season with different state of mind
by FTS
on Oct 7, 2008 6:46 AM CDT
in 2008 Season Preview
It all gets started today, unofficially at least. The Cavaliers will open the 2008 NBA Pre-Season tonight at the Q against the Toronto Raptors(7PM, WTAM, No TV). Like the Cavs, the Raptors revamped thier roster, bringing in Jermaine O'Neal, among others, in an effort to get Chris Bosh some help.
For the Cavs, the season kicks off with a renewed optimism and welcomed stability within the organization. Last season, despite coming off the team's first trip to the NBA Finals, the Cavs were in a bit of dissarray. Larry Hughes was unhappy, Sasha Pavlovic and Anderson Varejao were battling the front office over contract issues, and Damon Jones was demanding a trade. This season, the Cavaliers took care of contract issues during the summer, getting Delonte West and Daniel Gibson signed, sealed and delivered well before Training Camp. Instead of Hughes, the Cavs brought in Mo Williams to be the offensive side-kick of LeBron James, and the attitude difference has been uplifting and refreshing to say the least.
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Cavaliers open pre-season with different state of mind
by FTS
on Oct 7, 2008 6:46 AM CDT
in 2008 Season Preview
It all gets started today, unofficially at least. The Cavaliers will open the 2008 NBA Pre-Season tonight at the Q against the Toronto Raptors(7PM, WTAM, No TV). Like the Cavs, the Raptors revamped thier roster, bringing in Jermaine O'Neal, among others, in an effort to get Chris Bosh some help.
For the Cavs, the season kicks off with a renewed optimism and welcomed stability within the organization. Last season, despite coming off the team's first trip to the NBA Finals, the Cavs were in a bit of dissarray. Larry Hughes was unhappy, Sasha Pavlovic and Anderson Varejao were battling the front office over contract issues, and Damon Jones was demanding a trade. This season, the Cavaliers took care of contract issues during the summer, getting Delonte West and Daniel Gibson signed, sealed and delivered well before Training Camp. Instead of Hughes, the Cavs brought in Mo Williams to be the offensive side-kick of LeBron James, and the attitude difference has been uplifting and refreshing to say the least.
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