Disappointing, embarrassing, disturbing, and disgusting.
These were all words that were muttered by respective members of the Cleveland Cavaliers fan base after the team's poor showing in Game Two at home.
After laying a big goose egg in Game Two, the Cleveland Cavaliers must make a statement in Boston on Friday night.
This statement will have to show the analysts, doubters, and the rest of the NBA that the Cavaliers are really a force to be reckoned with in the 2010 NBA Playoffs.
Despite owning the best record in the regular season, and the No. 1 overall seed in the NBA playoffs, there are still many people out there that feel the Cavaliers are third best. And the Cleveland Cavaliers haven't given them any reason to think differently.
Game Two proved to be a much more physical battle, and this over-hyped series finally began to show the true hatred that these two teams have for each other.
Unfortunately for the Cavaliers, a half-court, physical game was just what the doctor ordered for the Boston Celtics.
If the Cavaliers hope to jump back on their path to an NBA Championship, they will have ...
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