Game 3: Shots of LeBombs All Around

Tonight at 8pm Game 3 gets underway in Atlanta. But you don't have to wait until then for a round of shots...A round of Le-Bombs for everybody!



Le-Bomb Ingredients: Crown Royal (For King James), Grenadine, dropped into Redbull, with (2) packets of sugar (used for the pregame chalk toss).

Hawks Just Watching: Cavs Win 105-85

As LeBron split a double team at the top of the key, cruised right down the middle of the lane, and dunked backwards with the first quarter clock expiring, all (5) Hawks stood there watching him...wondering why they had to play (4) full games to be eliminated.



LeBron then closed the next quarter by simply stepping over half-court, and pulling up for a jump-shot from the A in Cavaliers. After it went down, the Cavs led 59-35 at the break.



Mike Woodson tried to rally his troops. Even ESPN Analyst Jalen Rose pleaded with them during the halftime show saying, "I know the Cavs are tough at home, but gentlemen please, show up."

They didn't show up though really, and the margin increased to 30 after (3).

In the 4th quarter the game was kinda compelling with 3 minutes to go when the lead dwindled to 15 - if you bet on the 12 point spread - however, the final margin ended up being (20), and Cleveland covered with their 6th straight double digit win of the post season.

Cavaliers - Hawks: Game 2 Tonight

Brian Windhorst made the point on Colin Cowherd's Radio Show yesterday, that LeBron James was 'embarrassed' by the way he played in the Spurs sweep of Cavaliers during the '07 Finals. From that point, he said that LeBron approached his game with a renewed focus to improve, which culminated in his winning of the MVP Trophy on Tuesday.

I expect LeBron to continue that renewed focus tonight, and treat the Hawks the same way that Tim Duncan and Tony Parker treated his Cavaliers two season ago. Congratulations for advancing fellas, but your not quite on this level yet. Look for the Cavaliers to not only win, but notch their 6th straight double digit victory of the post season, sending Joe Johnson, Josh Smith, and Mike Bibby back to the ATL, embarrassed about the road trip.

Pistons Mail It In...Cavs Roll 94-82

Don't make too much of the 4th quarter comeback by the Detroit Piston J-V team. Last night's win was a laugher.

Prior to last night I did not think it was possible to win a Seven Game Series in a little over a game and a half. But apparently it is. When LeBron James, on a break-away, went with the underhand, windmill slam, with 3 minutes to go in the 3rd quarter to put the Cavaliers up (22), the series was completely over by the time James landed. The Cavs went up by (29) at the end of the third, tried to give their starters the rest of the night off, and ended up bringing them back in with (5) minutes left, still preserving their second of back-to-back double digit wins.

They'll play the last two games out, but forget Piston bench players on cell phones, I am predicting that at least (2) Pistons are caught on camera taking a nap at various points during games (3) and (4). After watching the game last night, for the life of me, I can't Remember the Pistons teams that went to the last Six Eastern Conference Finals at all. The will of this team is completely broken. Don't let Will Bynum fool you.

Quick Hits from Game 2....

On the Amir Johnson foul in the first half, how does LeBron not fall down? That was three guys, 6'5 plus, 225 plus, that hammered him, and he doesn't fall...He's Shaq O'Neal on wheels.

How about Darnell Jackson...our boy...playing in his first minute and half ever he picks up a Technical Foul...classic...nice work D-Block...nobody likes Kwame Brown anyways!

Mo Williams seem to have found his playoff legs..look out now.

Oh and the Cavaliers were up by 29 going into the 4th and only won by (12) who cares...Cavs in 4.