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Bloggin on a Thursday Afternoon
Written by Brendan Bowers   
Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:21

Cavs vs. Magic - Last Night...

Rashard Lewis was out, but don't kid yourself, this was a big with for the Cavaliers (102-93) - Mo Williams especially.  Mo seemed to snap out of it for the first time since the regular season ended a year ago, and he was beyond big in the first half en-route to 20 before intermission.  I've been down on Mo of late, but the reason is because he has shown throughout his career that last night is the type of player he can be.  Now I'm not saying the Cavs need 20 a half from him all season, but he has to be an offensive threat that other team in part have to game plan for along with LeBron James...which he was certainly that last night.  Hickson looked good in 22 minutes of action netting nine and grabbing six boards against one of the better front-lines in the NBA.  And if you can get 4 of 8 for 10 out of the original Superman nightly you'll take it...lastly LeBron James is so good that he goes for 36-8-4 in the game and all anybody wants to talk about is Mo Williams' 28, Shaq's 10, or Hickson's 9 - and by anyone I guess I just mean me.  You know your the best player on the planet when...

Cavs vs. Heat - Tonight...

LBJ and Wade might be friends but don't ask the King about whether they'll be teammates.  While cardiovascular surgeons around NEO were mad about LeBrongoing silent on the free agency talk last night, nobody else was.  Hoping it to be reminiscent of that Sunday afternoon in Cleveland tonight withLeBron and the Cavs vs. Wade and the Heat on the marquee...and as Jay-Z would put it...if Jesus is paying LeBron he's paying Dwayne Wade- which I have no idea what that means btw...tip tonight at 8 on TNT.

Around the World of Blogging...

WFNY - Why are the Cavs Struggling:  Thanks to Jacob and everybody over at WFNY for inviting me to be a part of their Cavaliers round-up post yesterday.  Great points by in the piece by Eric, Matt, and Scott,and I just hope I didn't sound bad and ruin it.  Who knows too by the way, maybe the Cavs read it because most of what we - or I specifically - were complaining about they seemed to improve on drastically last night.

Live Game Blog: Thanks to Glenn Moore for putting it on last night, and also thanks to everybody that stopped by...specifically Sandy from SLAM magazine, Scott from WFNY, Ammo, BigTime, Deja Trure, KrucialGW, Cavalette23, LIVES, Dennis, Alex, Walter, Dave, Lenny...and sorry about how when Glenn left I ruined it...stop back again though...

Yeah That Was Pete from Cleveland Frowns:  Shout out to our boy Pete and everybody at Cleveland Frowns for the stellar representation of the blogging universe on the Really Big Show this morning.  Good stuff Pete.  If you missed it, check Cleveland Frowns later on for the podcast.


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