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Michael Jordan praised 22-year-old LeBron James for leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to victory over the Detroit Pistons in the Eastern Conference finals. The Cavaliers advanced to the finals for the first time in their 37-year history.”What just transpired was something I felt was needed for the league, was needed for Cleveland, was needed for LeBron,” Jordan said in Monday editions of the Chicago Tribune.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers finally reach the NBA finals, beating Detroit 98 to 82 in Game 6 of the East Finals. After a incredible performance by Lebron in Game 5, the Pistons clamped down their defense, but Lebron wisely chose to rely on his teammates, most notably, Daniel Gibson who poured 31 career high points, 19 in the 4th quarter to put away the Pistons. Next challenge is San Antonio, a proven Finals team, that will test the young Cavaliers. Stay Tuned!
LeBron James scored 48 points in one of the greatest playoff performances in NBA history, to lead the Cavaliers past Detroit 109-107 in double overtime in Detroit on Thursday.
James amazingly scored Cleveland’s final 25 points in an epic game as the Cavs took a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final with game six on Saturday in Cleveland.
“This is one of the best individual performances I have ever seen. He was magnificent,” Charles Barkley, retired NBA star and television commentator, said.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are approaching the midway point of their season with the best record in the Eastern Conference. LeBron James doesn’t feel any pressure.
James scored 28 points and Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 20, leading the Cavaliers to a 104-92 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday night. Eric Snow finished with 18 points, helping improve Cleveland’s record to 23-13.
“We’ve just got to keep playing like we’ve been playing,” James said. “We can’t let no pressure get to us. We don’t believe in pressure as a team. And me being a leader, I don’t believe in it, so I kind of keep it away from my teammates. We do an excellent job of taking it game by game and not thinking about the future. We try to approach every game like it’s our last.”
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