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Game 7
Cavs playoff blog by Bob Finnan
Game 6 on Friday at Quicken Loans Arena was one of the ugliest games I've ever seen. It was a defensive slugfest between two of the best defensive teams in the league. Despite how ugly it looked, to Coach Mike Brown, it was a thing of beauty.
The Cavs defense is getting better every game. We'll see if they can carry it over to Boston on Sunday.
The Celtics are great at home and had the best home record in the league. Don't equate that as being unbeatable at home. The Cavs can win the game, but they'll have to play extremely well.
They'll be close to a 10-point underdog in that 3:30 game. Don't count out any team that has LeBron James on it.
Game 6 on Friday at Quicken Loans Arena was one of the ugliest games I've ever seen. It was a defensive slugfest between two of the best defensive teams in the league. Despite how ugly it looked, to Coach Mike Brown, it was a thing of beauty.
The Cavs defense is getting better every game. We'll see if they can carry it over to Boston on Sunday.
The Celtics are great at home and had the best home record in the league. Don't equate that as being unbeatable at home. The Cavs can win the game, but they'll have to play extremely well.
They'll be close to a 10-point underdog in that 3:30 game. Don't count out any team that has LeBron James on it.
posted by News-Herald Blogs at
3:11 AM
3 Comments:
correction. the celtics had the second best home record in the league (35-6). the utah jazz had the best home record (37-4).
If you're as worried as I am about "Game 7" today, read my blog at http://cavs-brownsguy.blogspot.com/
thanks for a GREAT SEASON!!
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