Cleveland Cavaliers Wiretap

LeBron A Confessed Knicks Fan?

After the Knicks defeated the Cavaliers, LeBron James endorsed the club as a tough opponent that could make the playoffs.

"For one, their back is against the wall," James said in praising the defensively stout club. "And come on, this city deserves a playoff team. It doesn't make sense for them to have all that talent and not to make the playoffs. And I think Isiah (Thomas) definitely has them on the right path.

"As a fan, I would like to see them in the playoffs. Hopefully if they make it - maybe we'll see them in the first round."

Via New York Post


Cavs, Magic To Play Exhibition Games In China

LeBron James and Dwight Howard are headed to China.

James and the Cleveland Cavaliers will face Howard and the Orlando Magic in a pair of exhibition games in China in October, the NBA announced Thursday.

The games will be October 17 and October 20. The first will be played at the 13,779-seat Qizhong Forest Sports Arena in Shanghai. The second contest will take place at the 15,000-seat Venetian Arena in Macao.

Via Yahoo!


Cavs Clinch Playoff Berth

After kicking coach Mike Brown out of a team meeting Tuesday morning, Cavs forward LeBron James had 26 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Indiana Pacers 105-94 to clinch a playoff berth.

Cleveland had lost three of four after an eight-game winning streak, but pulled within 2 games of Detroit in the race for the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.

The Cavaliers came out focused after the meeting that James led on Tuesday.

"This is my team, that's my responsibility to make sure everyone's on course," James said. "There can be a lot of distractions on a five-game road trip."

Brown didn't mind his star player becoming more vocal.

"We can help them and put them in spots, coach them, continue to show them where they're wrong, where they're right and so forth," Brown said, "but really, when it gets down to it, they're the ones on the floor playing. If you have a team that decides to take ownership of what they're doing, then the sky's the limit."

Via ESPN


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